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Mighty Boys Layout Boat. Single man. $1,000. Garage kept. Boat and shield in excellent condition. I am moving. The boat must go.

An old man is equally capable of killing someone as a young man, maybe even more so.

Copy that.

What stance are people taking in his defense? It seems I need to hop on the main forum and catch up on all the hear say.

Def seems to be a pattern. Guys with nicer/ more expensive rigs seem to be less inclined to let anyone borrow. I know the cost/value of my boat was a factor in my decision.

Yeah, perhaps. You bring up a good point. I do find myself wondering, on occasion, why I still choose to maintain friendships with certain people.

Right on. I can't say the same. Not everyone I hunt with is entitled to use my boats.

Saxis Islander . . . Heard that. I think it is important to recognize we have different types or categories of friends. Call them whatever you want you want. You can know a person ten, fifteen years, and they may still never become as good a friend as others you have known for less time.

Interesting way to look at it. . . I trust him with the gun around my face because he is trained and is in law enforcement. But he is not an avid or seasoned waterman.

And Montauker, this guy is hard on stuff too.

Aunt Betty and Dirtybird. Both of you brought up valid points. Part of my over all issue with the whole situation is where he wants to hunt; the water he wants to hunt. Big water. He is no mariner. The winds are really suppose to blow later this week.

Heard that. PM me about that center.

I'd lean all over your motor and run it through sand haha. . . Just joking!

Def one way to look at it. I'd like to think that is how it would go but, I have my reservations. . . Hence the post.

Noted. I have two people in the same category. The friend I'm referring to is not one of those two people.

Not the truck. Just the boat.

I think it is fair to say we all have different groups or categories of friends. Some ride or die, some seasonal or situational. How likely would you be to let your friend borrow your duck boat for multiple days straight? You would be working (unavailable) and hours away . . . . . . I know it...

My good buddy refers to PA as a "fly over state." The ducks either fly right over or are there for one day and gone the next.

Not the only bird that's been absent this year. Sucks.

People are, indeed, slobs. Thanks for cleaning up.