UCC thank you for the compliment. I can't tell people who have never done it before, how exciting it is to succeed. There is a whole lot that has transpired from day one until now. Late nights, meetings, bank inquiries, drawings, estimates, quotes, marketing meetings ect. It is nice to just sit in a freakin duck blind without a telephone with my wife and/or my brother and kill a duck with my call. This is my wife on the opening morning last year. I hunted public for 40 seasons. It is nice to drive my Ranger up behind the blind, park, walk the boardwalk to the rear door of the blind and turn the lights on. Turn the purcolator coffee pot on and start some bacon. If you aint never fried a biquit in bacon fat in a black iron skillet, you aint lived a full day on this earth my man. I feel very much like a human being in the duck blind. I built this blind out of a 16 foot flatbed trailer. I aint never leaving another blind behind. The front and top are so covered with cut tree limbs the birds never see us.
This was on the way to the lease. Don't think I didn't get looked at by others and the highway patrol. I was legal and headed north, nothing stopping me.
