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I am not an expert.

But they all have different rules from what I've experienced. Some mandatory eye wear and hearing pro, some have loading and unloading rules, caliber rules, target check rules etc.

And I've been to 2 that are like T Noncs multi use gun range, chicken fighting ring, and bait shack where people are drinking beers and blowing stuff up with no rules.

That being said- just call ahead and ask and I'm sure they will help you out.

This isn't a one size fits all app.

Best bet would be finding somebody that you can pay, rent, or borrow a brush hog to knock it down.

And then get a nicer riding mower to keep it down.

Alternative- sacrificial lamb- plenty of 42-60" tractor style riding mowers on FB market(because everybody has to have a ZTR to mow there 1/8 acre lot in a subdivision now.

Drop 600$ on a tractor style mower. Sharpen the blades. And use that for a few months until you get it all knocked down and under control. If it breaks you're not out much more than renting a brush hog.

2k-5k plus- depending on boat, what brand, and how fancy you want it.

Buddy of mine just had his 23' Gaudet fully done with custom fit, custkm pattern, laser engraved Seadek at Uncle J. It looks unbelievably good.

I just ordered a bunch of the Amazon stuff to do my 18' boat myself. I've been putting it off for a while. But I'm tired of bare aluminum, slipped and busted my butt on the deck in the cold a few times during duck season, and I don't like having to wear flip flops because my feet are burning in summer.

If I can ever figure out how to post pics I will once I am done.

Saw one at the dock recently. Really impressive built boat. But never ridden in one.

But if I was any where near that budget on an aluminum rig I'd just get a custom one.

Are you looking for just a handle? Or whole setup?

Join bayou boys, and tiller steer outlaws on FB.

There's alot of guys in LA that work on and run them obviously.

I don't even know what any of the stuff you're talking about is.

But it sounds awesome. And respect to you for being such an awesome Baw you get to go around the world doing cool stuff like that.

Traveling hunting trips are a bucket list pipe dream for most of us.

I painted my last rig myself. It held up well for about 10 years of heavy use until I sold it.

I pressure washed it really good, then used an eraser wheel (i think, been a while) and went over any of the salt residue, marks, etc on the boat.
Wiped down entire hull with acetone.

Then did entire boat with self etching primer.

Bought a harbor freight spray gun, and used Duralux dead grass green. 2 coats.

After a while I got stencils, and sprayed a kryptek pattern on it with spray can duralux. Besides spots where I did stuff like scrape on concrete bridge pillars crappie fishing, that paint held up great for a decade until I sold it.

There are a lot of guys in South LA that do it. But good work going to cost you well north of a grand for sure. And more if you want camo or anything.

A buddy of mine took his to Uncle J, got a custom kryptek job on his 23'Gaudet. It looks amazing and has held up. But I don't even want to know how much $ that cost.

I also have astigmatism, I threw a 1X reflex from Dagger defense on my 300BO build. Have had no issues.

Son also has astigmatism, just shot his first deer at about 60 yards with it a few weeks ago.

We put an 8 inch MB Quartz powered sub under seat in my Yukon denali years ago. It has been perfect. Great sound, works perfect with bose system.

His story was awesome. Loved following it. He is building a new rig for round 2 currently.

A buddy of mine has a shop in liberty hill- a few weekends ago we were going to go have a beer with Robert but ice storm shut everything down.

100% agree. I've talked to a bunch of people about it last several years. Trans going bye bye is another issue haha.