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Re: Jug Boats

by powerdive » February 11th, 2005, 7:27 pm

When I was a kid, we couldn't afford jugs. If we found any, they either got eaten or made into shoes.

Re: Jug Boats

by BornBad » February 11th, 2005, 4:27 pm

Huck is doing good I guess, he made parole. I have not heard from him since, though. Image

Re: Jug Boats

by fishin » February 11th, 2005, 4:02 pm

Hell, I have a dock on the big river that isn't much nicer than that!

Re: Jug Boats

by Hellbender » February 11th, 2005, 1:53 pm

When I was a kid we built little jons out of pine sides and plywood bottoms and sealed them with roofing tar. They floated, most of the time.

Re: Jug Boats

by Duck Me Runnin » February 11th, 2005, 9:58 am

Gee , Tom , that sounds swell !

How is Huck , your cousin ? Image Image

Jug Boats

by BornBad » February 11th, 2005, 9:25 am

I had a reflection the other day, just thought I would throw it out. How many of you ever made a jug boat when you was a kid? I remembered the time me and my cousin built a square out of some scrap boards, wrapped it with chicken wire while stuffing it with empty jugs. It was not much of a float, we still got wet, but for some 9 years old boys, man, it was the chit. We would float out, never to far, with our cane poles, some hooks, pieces of sticks for bobbers, pocket full of assorted washers for weights and some bread slices for bait. A pocket knife was standard equipment.

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