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Have any of you ever mounted an ATV style gun mount to your kayak??? Is so can you share a picture or two???

 

I am considering some sort of mount to finish off my attack yak just to keep the gun solid and not sloshing around in the bottom of the kayak. 

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Picture heavy, but here it comes...

12' Old Town Vapor  I took the seat out and out put in a turkey seat so that it's more comfortable. image.thumb.jpeg.5ade10c63f4e615a1fa34e2

Bent and welded up a frame for the blind  

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covered it in burlap.

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and added in the Rafia grass.image.thumb.jpeg.f91216a5cf46a3c9845ade4image.thumb.jpeg.0f114d7aed95e87ba73287e

that part is removable for transportation or fishing needs.

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added a few dozen eye screws for tie points and attached Rafia with zip ties. The kid and the goose are there for perspective although I do use the goose from time to time. It's a muskrat mound  and hides itself. I picked up a cheap ghilli suit that blends as well. As long as you don't go directly at the birds in a high rate of speed you can paddle right past them and they will hold tight. 

 

The blind folds down in the front for easy travel and to shoot. 

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Wow! That is very impressive man. I can imagine that blends right in with the swamps and sloughs you hunt in. That's pretty cool to know you can paddle right past birds without spooking them! I think that tells you that you did a darn good job on the "attack yak" :)

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With this kayak I can get 24-26 decoys crammed inside with me if I'm creative with how I load it and stuff them forward with my feet. Its one of the benefits to having a Sit-In kayak. However, my 2nd kayak is not crowned as high so I don't have the foot room inside to get all those decoys inside with me, so that one i can only get 10-12 decoys inside. I will also employ an otter sled that I can fill with decoys and tow behind if a larger spread is needed.

A close friend of mine uses a Sit-On type kayak and he keeps his decoys in the bags and straps them on until he gets where he is going and unbags them to deploy.

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