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A seagull to mark a fishing spot on the sly? Anyone know where to buy one?
I should carve a couple, I have no pattern to go by.
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An interesting idea, but more trouble than it’s worth imo. I think that a stick on an anchor would be more clandestine once you have the area close with a gps way point. A gull decoy might be so unusual that someone would take just because it was pretty novel.
My bird watching friend corrects me regularly when I say “seagull”. She says they are either ring billed gulls or herring gulls. There aren’t any such things as seagulls.
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I bet stiller patterns has one.
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I imangine you are right. Thanks.
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