Rysizzle

I have a 2017 tohatsu 9.9 I'm selling if you're interested.

If it is a married beaver, it'll be tough to get it to put its mouth on any wood.

I don't agree with it either but I am not going to say they don't deserve the same right to hunt as anyone else. I surely don't believe social media posts are a reason for a lack of ducks. If the instahunter didn't kill those birds someone else would be. You have to pay to play or put in work on some public land.

Why do yall care so much what someone does with the ducks they kill? As long as they are legal, I could care less if they eat them or just take a pic and dump them responsibly. A dead duck is a dead duck.

I have a few weeks off during hunting season and make a lot of hunts during the week. If the ducks are there, it's nice having another person to knock them down with. If not, it's easier to get 6 than 12. I will go no matter what, but it is safer with someone else.

The beach usually has a breeze and it's really not bad if your tent has good air flow. I have been camping at the state park a few times each summer the past 4 years.

I had a pair of suncloud's The Mayor, and I thought they were worth the $45 I paid for them on Amazon. I lost them in the river getting drunk which is why I don't like to spend anymore than 50. I have a pair of peppers (~$40 at academy) that are about a year old, but the polarization/tint is fading on the edges. Other than that, the peppers have served me well for what they cost. I would recommend the suncloud though, they seemed to be good quality for the few months I had my pair.

I used mine for duck season this past yea. A few times I stuck it in the marsh, dropped some mums and a piece of burlap over the boat and did well. I have a low sider and it has 8" sides so it hides well.
I did a complete rebuild last summer, which includes decks fore and aft, false floor, and flotation under all of it.
I had the boat pushing through 2" of water in a flat during duck season. It paddles like a canoe with the motor up in 4" and top speed with the right weight distribution is 23 with the 9.8 tohatsu.

Heading to BR from NOLA, anywhere in between to stop to look for a used outboard? I'm looking for a 15 two stroke or 9.8\9 that's in pretty good shape. Everything I've seen from private sellers lately has looked like junk. Thanks in advanced.

I bought a project boat ($300) from a friend who bought from a guy in Florida and never had it registered in LA. I have original title from Florida signed over from original owner, but no bill of sale and notary will not notarize title without original owner.Last time I bought a used boat in LA, the original owner signed the back of registration and I sent that off with fees, no problem. Then I sold the boat the same way, never notarized.
WLF says I need either notarized title\registration or notarized BOS. When I called them, the lady I spoke with sounded very unsure of WLF accepting just signed title of boat if I can't get notarized. She said,"depending on the supervisor." Question is, do they treat out of state purchases differently, ie more strictly? Anyone have an expierence with a similar situation? Also, Florida is non notary state, right? How would that work?
I am going to send it off and hope for the best, but just looking for any other ideas to make this work if I can't get notarized paperwork.
Thanks in advanced!