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Post by OldScout1948 on Oct 17, 2004 23:37:34 GMT -5
Stop into my website and take a look at the newest way to secure paddles, fishing rods and painter lines to your canoe. See how Bungee Dealee Bobs can improve your canoeing experience.www.oldscoutoutdoorproducts.com/
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Post by PG on Oct 18, 2004 3:45:29 GMT -5
Great Idea!
Been thinking on the same lines, experimenting with short buckle straps but what you have looks superior and lighter weight.
Pierre
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Post by qp on Oct 18, 2004 5:54:52 GMT -5
Old Scout I really like these thinds. I've found several other uses for them other than on my trips. I use them to hold tool in place in my truck tool box.
My son has found they will rocket a rock or what ever is available into things he likely shouldn't be.
I've even hung things in my Quetico Room with them to keep it looking the part.
qp
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Post by WoodsWalker on Oct 18, 2004 19:57:44 GMT -5
Old Scout,
The 20 Dealee Bobs I got from you at Copia seem to have disapeared  , They are the handiest little things around, I have given several away to trip partners, friends & family, now I only have a few left at my disposal for canoe trips 
It looks like I will have to buy 20 more at Copia this year ;D I hope you are going.
Can you make me up some longer versions approx. twice the length? They would work great on rolled up Therma-rest 
Woods Walker
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Post by OldScout1948 on Oct 18, 2004 20:40:18 GMT -5
WoodsWalker, I would be happy make up some extra long BDBs for you. I do plan to be at Canoecopia this year, but if you can't wait just drop me an e-mail. I was thinking of some of the off season uses of BDBs: * Wrap around the grip of your paddles and hang them from a clothes hook in the closet. * Use them on those pesky electical cords out in the garage. * Wrap them around your shovel, rake and hoe handles to hang on a nail. * Get all those nasty computer, stereo or video cords shanked up and organized. They also make great gifts for the outdoorsman that has everything. www.oldscoutoutdoorproducts.com/ |
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Post by Kawishiway on Nov 13, 2004 20:21:39 GMT -5
Huh, first time I saw these things was at VN's place recomended by WW. I don't know what I did with out them as they sure have sped up the portaging process by tips offered by Grey Jay and WW. Now I see this thread expands on there uses. Perhaps I'll purchase some more. And no, WW, I never borrowed any of yours..not intentionaly anyway.
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Post by TimA on Nov 13, 2004 21:32:46 GMT -5
I bought some BDB's from Old Scout last summer and haven't been dissappointed. A very handy item and Old Scout seemed to be a great guy---make sure he tells you his bear story----
Tim
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Post by WoodsWalker on Nov 14, 2004 8:11:59 GMT -5
Yea sure K, stick to that story, I did notice I was missing a few more after our trip together .....kidding
I will be buying more at copia this year. ;D
[shadow=gray,left,500] Woods Walker[/shadow]
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, They are the handiest little things around, I have given several away to trip partners, friends & family, now I only have a few left at my disposal for canoe trips 
When you go through deep waters, I will be with you... Isaiah 43:2[/color]
