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Beavertail Final Attack Portable Pit Blind, Marsh Brown
The Final Attack can be used as a coffin blind on the edge of a cornfield or floating in the cattails. Any way you use it, it's a deadly low-profile waterfowl ambush.
The Final Attack can be used as a coffin blind on the edge of a cornfield or floating in the cattails.
Molded-in wheels and tow-rope holes make for slick land transport.
Stabilizing holes front and rear.
Can you get register this boat to be able to put numbers so you can put a motor on it? Yes you can register this boat. I live in Missouri and had no problems.
Is this boat easy to attach blind material to? I ran paracord around it with eye hooks and also built doors to attach material too.
Does it come with the lid to cover the hatch for storage? No it doesn't come with the lid.
Can it be rowed? Rowing is not ideal. It takes a lot of effort with minimal results. It can be done but nowhere near as easy as rowing a canoe or kayak.
Things we like
- A low-profile design that is multi-functional and may be used both on land and in water
- Wheels that are built into the product make transporting much simpler.
- Allows for the installation of a motor
- Extra-wide deck with exceptional balance and support
Things we don't like
- It does not come with any specialized storage compartments of any kind.
- There are no mounting or fitting points for hunting equipment.
- The additional breadth results in increased resistance and makes it more challenging to manage.
- It's a seat that's a little awkward to sit in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you get register this boat to be able to put numbers so you can put a motor on it?
Yes you can register this boat. I live in Missouri and had no problems.
Is this boat easy to attach blind material to
I ran paracord around it with eye hooks and also built doors to attach material too.
Does it come with the lid to cover the hatch for storage ?
No it doesn't come with the lid
can it be rowed
Rowing is not ideal. It takes a lot of effort with minimal results. It can be done but nowhere near as easy as rowing a canoe or kayak.
