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The Best Boats and Motors for Duck Hunters in Gator Tail surface drive boats are engineered to partner expertly with our signature mud motors. We offer options to build our boats the way you want. info@myboat094 boatplans American Made. Motors. Featured Motor. GTR 40 XD. GTR 37 XD-EFI. GTR 40 XD PRO. GTR 35 XD. GTR 25 XD-BIGBLOCK. GTR 25 HP. Boats. Extreme Series. Gator Series. Feb 18, - Gator Boat Co. Wooden Boat Plans, build your own Skiff, Dory, Duckboat, Sneakboat or Plywood Johnboat. Oct 14, �� Duck Hunter Gator boat plans. by hvhunter85� Fri Oct 12, pm. I'm toying around with build a boat based on Gator Boat Duck Hunter. Anyone have any pics of their cockpit lay out, what do you find the best way to store your guns and gear inside the boat is? hvhunter
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Results 1 to 7 of 7. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. Join Date Jan Posts Im willing to pay for them. Txt if you have some. Or if you know who i can call to get some the info will be greatly appreciated Thanks Jay. What's your email address? Listen to your elders. Not because they are always right but because they have more experiences of being wrong. Posts 5, Join Date Dec Posts 2, I built the boat but never glassed it and it rotted away quickly.

I'll look for the plans. What size motor are you planning on running? Square or hard chine boats will slide horribly in a turn, especially without a keel or runners. I built mine to do exactly that and I love it but I've lost control several times this past duck season and slid off out of control into the marsh too. I'll take the bad with the good in terms of what I can do with it tho. I sort of modified the "Big Mama" plan by Gator Boats and added a 20 inch hunt deck to help it draft even shallower.

Well the lakes I'm going to hunt have motor restrictions so a ten horse mud motor and possibly a 25 horse for the off season. Or a twenty horse mud motor. Starting to make some progress. As my first boat I'm spending more time thinking and reading than working but i still plan on having it finished by duck season.

Looks good so far, I have the plans somewhere and may someday get around to building it. We started it one year we were at Clemson, but got busy with school and never finished it so it rotted unfortunately. Keep up the good work. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote. Originally Posted by ecu Well due to some unexpected financial burdens I doubt I'll have this boat done by next month.

Almost all the framing is done. The only things left are the topsides and the hatch doors. Then it gets flipped, fiberglased and painted. I do have a few questions if anyone has some input. As far as motors go I was thinking a ten horsepower mud motor for the season due to motor restrictions. Surface drive probably because of Gator Duck Hunter Boat Plans all the weeds and shallow water I'll be hunting and the speed will be a bonus. Any input? Next are the hatch doors. Anyone have any recommendations on hinges and latches?

Maybe just one hatch on the front and open Gator Boat Plans Duck Hunter Edition in the back? I've got it wired for lights and a 12 volt outlet. Any input on interior lights? I was thinking the weatherproof cord lighting. Any ideas or input will be appreciated. Get some led interior lights, a ten horse will be a little pokey. With my 25 loaded to hunt by myself I see about 24mph.

I don't know if it's much help or not but I think a 10hp is going to be too small to push your boat very well. I've got a 4 rivers and it's really lite but the 6hp Beavertail struggles to push it.

Average is 7 mph, up or down one depending on current flow. Might also want to know Beavertail got bought out by a conglomerate a few years back and their customer service took a big hit.

Maybe it's gotten better but after my last experience I won't call em back. I was leaning more towards a dixie. The boat really isn't that heavy yet. Probably about and it is a flat bottom. Plus the closest places to hunt are 10hp and under lakes. I don't need to go fast really just be able to make it though a ton of weeds. I hate to hear you have to restrict that boat to 10 hp. I hear Dixie mud motors are real heavy. Copperhead mud motors are lighter, I hear good reviews and great customer service.

I'd get the biggest motor I would dare run in your restricted area and slap a 10 hp sticker on her LED's for interior lighting. Join Date Nov Posts 2. I realize this is an old thread. I was wondering if anyone had plans to the Duck Hunter boat from Gator Boats. It looks like they are out of business. I never did end up finishing the boat. It got put on the back burner before fiberglass.

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