I wish I could give you some type of estimate, but I really don't know. I would ask for what you got in if you do. The pods will increase the value also. I know you have a really skinny boat, I would suggest something with atleast a 48" bottom for your next one. That way you could get full pods and possibly and outboard on. the boat you built would be perfect for the inland state marshes, I bet it would sell quickly at the right price. I just don't know what that price is.

Thanks!! Not everyday a guy like that invites your boat. It was cool. I think I will hunt out of it this year, sell it and do it all over again with a bigger boat. What do you think I could get out of it if I sold it?

I forgot to mention congrats on your boat getting chosen for the show.

I got the material at Wensco Sign in Davenport. I think my ribs in the blind frame are about 20" apart if I remeber correctly, so 2 ft would be fine. I dont know if I would go with 4 ft in between supports on a blind regardless of the skin material you are using. More support for the blind the better, and by having a support every two feet or so, you wouldnt add more than a few pounds of weight to the blind frame. Any more questions, feel free to ask...Huff

I was wondering where you got the material to put on your blind, and how easy it was to cut. Do you think I could span 4 feet at a time with out any issues? Or do I need 2 foot ribs?