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Clutter 1.9.2 was released last week as the first post-1.8 development snapshot for what will eventually become Clutter 1.10. This new version has support for multi-backend builds with the ability to switch back-ends now being moved to run-time. The Clutter back-ends can be switched at run-tune by using an environmental variable (
A new back-end to the Clutter 1.9/1.10 series is a GDK back-end, which uses the GNOME GDK API for creating drawing surfaces and receiving the windowing system/input events.
There's also improved Windows build support (for Microsoft Visual Studio 9 and Visual Studio 10), hint when ClutterText is in the password mode, ClutterStage has been deprecated, and many bug-fixes are present.
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Here's a key matchup to watch in the Week One game between the Patriots and Dolphins:
Patriots WRs Deion Branch and Chad Ochocinco vs. Dolphins CBs Vonate Davis and Sean Smith
Everyone might be picking the Patriots to exit South Florida with a win in Week One, but to do so, their receivers will need to get separation from a couple very good, up-and-coming corners.
The Pats' offensive juggernaut in 2010 rolled through the NFL, including two wins over Miami. In the spread offense that focused on short-to-intermediate passes, the receivers were able to catch balls from Tom Brady in space and add yards after the catch.
Ochocinco and Branch likely will spend most of their time on the outside with Wes Welker in the slot, and the pair will get manned up by two very physical corners. Davis had 12 passes defensed and one interception last season, and has gotten plenty of respect around the league. "Vontae is fast, he's a very good athlete, he's big, he's got good size, he's physical, tackles well, good run-force player, good coverage player. I don't think he has too many limitations physically," Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said.
On the other side, Smith, who regained his starting job last season, is one of the bigger corners in the league at 6-3, 214 pounds, and once he starts holding on to interceptions, the Dolphins could have one of the league's elite CB tandems.
Ochocinco had a touchdown in the preseason, but seemed to still need some time to get on the same page as Tom Brady. Branch didn't even have a catch in the preseason.
The Patriots have plenty of weapons, as Welker and TE Aaron Hernandez should often find themselves in favorable spots, but if Davis and Smith find a way to take Ochocinco and Branch out of the Pats' game plan, Brady will have to adapt and find another way to score points.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – A teacher's assistant at Fulton High School was arrested Monday for allegedly assaulting a student.
Gary Hamilton, 48, the In-School Suspension (ISS) instructional assistant was charged with simple assault after an altercation with freshman Montel Castle, 14.
"He got in my face and started beating me up," Montel Castle explained.
Castle says it all started because of a pair of blue jeans.
"They said I couldn't wear these pants because they've got scratches in them," he said, showing off his jeans he says he's worn multiple times.
Castle was sent to ISS for violating the dress code.
When he got there he realized he needed to go back to his classroom for his homework.
"I went back to get my work and left my hall pass," he said. "When I got back [Mr. Hamilton] was angry for forgetting the pass. He thought I was disrupting his class, he sent me out, he said 'listen here boy' and got in my face. Next thing I know, he pushed me against the wall and punched me in my face three times. He said 'you think you tough now?' He slammed me against the floor so I couldn't do anything," Castle explained. The school security officer arrested Hamilton at the school, and he was picked up by the Knoxville Police Department. Castle's mom rushed to the school when she got the call from her son.
"When I got there he was all shook up with this big old bag of ice on his face," said Kim Castle, Montel's mother. The ice was for the bruises that are slowly starting to show on his face. But he also has bruises on his back, chest and shoulders.They went to the hospital to have him checked out. "My head was hurting really bad from where he pushed my head against the wall," Montel said. Castle's mom says she can't believe something like this could be allowed to happen. "You expect maybe a call about a kid being in a fight but for another adult to put their hands on your kid, I was fearful," Kim Castle said in disbelief.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Don't expect Florida guard Erving Walker to get emotional before his home finale.
Not when his parents meet him at midcourt. Not when coach Billy Donovan hands him a framed jersey. Not even when he gets introduced for the last time in the O'Connell Center.
"I'll be all right," he said Friday. "I'm not going to cry or anything."
The 16th-ranked Gators (22-8, 10-5 Southeastern Conference) might be better off if he did.
Donovan lamented his team's lack of leadership this week, essentially taking a shot at Walker -- the team's lone senior -- and his even-keeled demeanor.
"There are times where your team can reflect the personality of the guy in charge," Donovan said. "And with him being in charge and when things are not going well for our team, there are times that we need some more fire out of him."
Walker's final home game comes Sunday against top-ranked Kentucky. He will be recognized before the game, and his achievements are plenty.
He's a three-year starter who averaged double figures in all four seasons. He ranks fourth on Florida's all-time scoring list with 1,707, still capable of catching Udonis Haslem for third. He holds the school record for assists with 519 and ranks second in 3-pointers, 12 behind sharp-shooter Lee Humphrey.
Not bad for a 5-foot-7 kid from Brooklyn, N.Y., considered too small to make a significant impact in college.
"He's had an incredible career for a guy his size," Donovan said. "It's pretty impressive. He's had a really good career, and he's been a part of a lot of winning, too, which has been great."
But Donovan believes Walker could do more.
"He's always been very compliant, he's coachable, he's a great kid, he does all of that stuff," Donovan said. "But some of the stuff that could take our team to a different level, I'm not so sure he's capable or wants to. Sometimes with him, because he is a very internally deep-rooted thinking kid, sometimes when you make a player start worry about other players, it becomes too much for them."
It's not Walker's fault.
After all, he came to Florida as part of a recruiting class that included guard Ray Shipman, forward Allan Chaney and big men Kenny Kadji and Eloy Vargas. Shipman transferred to Central Florida to play football. Chaney moved on to Virginia Tech. Kadji is starting at Miami. Vargas is making his second trip to Gainesville as a bench player for the Wildcats (29-1, 15-0).
With all of them gone, the leadership role fell solely on Walker's shoulders.
"It's strange being that all four of the people I came in with left, but I'm used to it," Walker said.
Donovan has surrounded Walker with talent from Kenny Boynton and Bradley Beal in the backcourt to Patric Young in the low post. Donovan had hoped it would take some pressure off Walker to score, and before the season, the coach challenged his point guard to lead the conference in assists.
Walker ranks fourth behind Mississippi State's Dee Bost, Kentucky's Marquis Teague and Vanderbilt's Brad Tinsley.
Walker is averaging 12.6 points, 4.7 assists and 3.0 rebounds. More than half his points come from behind the 3-point line. Fans often cringe when he drives into the lane and when he has the ball and is looking to make a play at the end of a half. Neither is his specialty.
So how does he want people to remember his career?
"A tough kid that played his heart out for Florida," Walker said.
Maybe so.
But Donovan would rather Walker have become a tough kid who played his heart out -- and wore it on his sleeve.
"We don't have somebody grabbing somebody by the shirt and pulling guys in here and having one clear voice on the floor all the time," Donovan said. "When we're playing well, it all kind of flows together. But when we're not, when we're in those battles and those struggles and those challenges, we need some of that."


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Raisin producers who claimed they weren't covered by a government-mandated set-aside program have persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether they can raise a takings defense in California federal court.
The Supreme Court granted cert last Tuesday, SCOTUSblog, McClatchy News and Reuters report.
The raisin producers are vineyard operators who claimed they weren't covered by set-aside orders because they process their own grapes into raisins, and thus aren't raisin handlers covered by the set-aside mandate. The Agriculture Department disagreed and sought to compel the operators to obey set-aside requirements. The vineyards raised the takings defense when they appealed in federal court in California under exclusive jurisdiction provisions.
The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled it didn't have jurisdiction and the raisin producers should take their takings claim to the Court of Federal Claims.
According to the cert petition, (PDF), the 9th Circuit opinion would require the raisin producers to assert all but the takings defense in federal court, pay the government if unsuccessful, and then sue the government in the Court of Federal Claims. In an amicus brief (PDF), the Cato Institute labels the multiple court trips a "Rube Goldberg approach to adjudicating takings claims."
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Charlene Mossburg White
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Claude William Thomason
For: Two counts of 1st Degree Felony Rape of a Child and two counts of Felony Dissemination of Obscenity
Sunshine Pereira Hairston
For: Wanted for Child Support in arrears of $7200
Gerald Wayne Immel III
195 lbs
For: Wanted for FTA 2 cts DWLR, Speeding, 2 ctsPossession of Marijuana & Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; Felony B & E, Injury to Real Property & Injury to Personal Property
Sharon Diane Nanney
145 lbs
For: Wanted for FTA No Insurance, Expired Inspection, Expired Registration, Revoked Tag, and Fictitious Registration
Samuel Eugene Beddingfield
For: Wanted for Felony Breaking and Entering and Felony Larceny
Justine Marie Price
For: Wanted for Felony Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substances and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Dion Lamont Lowman
For: Wanted for FTA for Possession with Intent to Sell & Deliver Cocaine, and Giving Fictitious Information to an Officer
Helen Dortha Buckner
135 lbs
For: Wanted for Domestic Violence Order Violation
Terry Jason Brank
For: Wanted for Child Support and Jail Escape
Amber Burrell Castillo
235 lbs
For: Wanted for First Degree Burglary, Possession of Stolen Goods, and Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
Kenneth Russell Coleman
For: Wanted on several drug-related felony charges
Tony Doyle Goodson
For: Wanted for failure to pay child support. Owes more than $5,100
Joshua Ensley Jackson
For: Wanted for failure to pay child support. Owes more than $1,500
Sidney Frady
For: Wanted for (FTA) Larceny
Charles Gary Blackwell
For: Wanted for felony obtaining property by false pretense
Erin Adelle Bartholomew
230 lbs
For: Wanted for probation violation
Gary A Robbins
For: Possesion with Intent to Sell/Or Distribute Cannabinoid, Felony Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Firesarm by a Felon, Felony Probation Violation
Randall Dale Greene
For: Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses & Felony Possession of Stolen Goods/Property
Stephen Monroe Buckner II
For: 3 Counts of FTA for DWLR and FTA for (M) Larceny
Roger Dale Franklin II
For: 2 Counts of (F) Probation Violation
Fabian Serna
For: Wanted for Child Support $3,300+ arrears, and last payment was made in May of 2010
Phillip Lee Staton
250 lbs
For: Wanted for Child Support $13,500+ arrears
Christopher Michael Phillips
For: Wanted for Child Support $22,000+ arrears
Jessica Lynn Vanderzand
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David Lee Warner II
For: Wanted for Domestic Violence, Assault on a Female
Jeffrey Allen Higgins
For: Wanted for 2 cts Child Support, over $32,000 in arrears
Eva Marie Acosta
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Teressa Nicole Burgin
For: Wanted for Misdemeanor Larceny and Second Degree Trespassing
Jesse Cole Turner
For: Wanted for Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
Gary Anthony Robbins
For: Felony PWISD Synthetic Cannabinoid, Felony Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, and Felony Probation Violation
Tameika Daquita Williams
265 lbs
For: Wanted for five probation violations, four charges of larceny and one charge of driving with license revoked
Joseph Brian McCarson
245 lbs
For: Domestic Violence for Assault on a Female & Communicated Threats
Ryan Daniel Farmer
For: Felony Larceny
Karly Jean Higdon
For: Felony Probation Violation
Wayne Richard Ashton
For: 5 cts Possession of Stolen Goods, & 6 cts Misdemeanor Larceny
Brady Lee Davis Fortner
For: Wanted several counts of breaking and entering motor vehicles, larceny from motor vehicles, and possession of stolen goods
James Edward Kay Jr.
205 lbs
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes more than $1,500
Jonathan Michael Knox
For: Child Support
Gregory Stephen Garner
For: 2X Felony Trafficking in Opium or Heroin, 2 X Felony Uttering Forged Instrument, 2X Felony Obtaining a Cont. Subst. by Fraud or Forgery, Felony Possession of Sechedule II Controlled Substance, & Felony Conspire to Traffic in Opium or Heroin
Samuel Ray Davis
For: Failure to Report a Change of Address as a Registered Sex Offender, Misdemeanor Probation Violation
John Karl Garner
For: Felony Flee to Elude Arrest, Felony Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance, Misdemeanor Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Numerous Traffic Releated Offenses (i.e. DWLR)
Jeffrey Daniel Waycaster
For: Felony Common Law Robbery Felony Safecracking Misdemeanor Assault
Christopher William Gloss
For: Wanted for Felonious Larceny of a Motor Vehicle, and Felonious Breaking & Entering
Ashley Tanisha Jones
For: Wanted for 8 cts FTA for Larceny, Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance, Possession of Marijuana, 2 cts Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Assault & Battery, Resisting Arrest and Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle
James Gordon Caulder
For: Wanted for Child Support in arrears of $31,000
Charles Gene Dejarnette
For: Wanted for Felonious Possession of Marijuana, Felonious Possession with Intent to Manufacture Sell & Deliver Marijuana, Felony Maintaining a Dwelling for Controlled Substances, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Noah Ray Shipman
For: Wanted for Felonious Larceny and Felonious Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
For: Wanted for Failing to Pay Child Support and FTA for DWI
Jonathan Ray Adams
For: Wanted for FTA for Felonious Possession of a Stolen Vehicle, Felonious Possession of Stolen Property, FTA on Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses, DWLR, FTA Injury to Personal Property, and FTA Altering Serial Numbers
Roy Earl Mann, Jr
For: Several Counts of Felony Breaking and Entering, Larceny of a Motor Vehicle, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery
Jamie Lee Woody
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes more than $21,500
Terry Wayne Glance, Jr.
For: Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon, Kidnapping, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery, and Larceny
Josh Warren
For: Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon, Kidnapping, Larceny, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery
Niles Wayne Burke, Jr
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes nearly $3,600
Kevin Lee Keeny
For: Warrant for Habitual Felon
Francis Alfred Braniecki
For: Failure To Appear on Violation of Domestic Protective Order
Alexis Michelle Love
For: Failure To Appear Possess Drug Paraphernalia (Henderson County)
Joshua David Ryall
Brandon Shane Bailey
For: FTA Felony Larceny of a Motor Vehicle, Speeding, DWLR
Terry Wayne Brown
For: Felony Breaking or Entering, Felony Injury to Property to Obtain Nonferrous Metal
Rochelle Bowman Hunt
For: 2 Counts of Obtaining Property by False Pretenses, 2 Counts of Misd. Larceny & Misd, Probation Violation
For: Child Support in arrears of $6800+
For: Solid Waste Code Enforcement Violation, Littering
Haskel Junior Davis
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes almost $26,000
Gary Michael Kuykendall, Jr.
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes nearly $6,800
Joseph Matthew Jacobs
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes about $510
Nicholas Anthony Deutsch
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes approximately $580
Kevin Daniel Banks
For: Wanted on child support warrants: Owes about $430
Boyd Robert McNeely
225 lbs
For: Wanted for FTA intoxicated and disruptive
For: Wanted for Obtain property by false pretense
Jennifer Burton Sprinkle
115 lbs
For: Wanted for child abuse
Quintia Joshoun Davis
For: Felony Commonlaw Robbery
JaQuan Antwan Jones
For: Second Degree Rape
190 lbs
For: 3 felony counts of Maintaining a Vehicle/Dwelling Place for Controlled Substance, 1 felony count of Possession of Cocaine, 2 counts of Selling a Schedule II Controlled Substance
Alicia Nicole Pike
For: 1 Count of Resisting Public Officers
Sunshine Hairston
142 lbs
For: 3 Civil Orders For Arrest- Non-Support, 3 Counts Financial Card Theft, 3 Counts Financial Card Fraud
Derick Ray Cho
For: Child Support, in arrears of $15,000
Adam J Lopez
For: 7 cts FTA for Driving While License Revoked, Possession of Stolen Goods, Speeding, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Resisting Arrest
James Ernest Overman
For: 2 cts Worthless Check, FTA
Stacy Cerny Sharpe
For: FTA for Failing to Comply
Sean Sox Sok
For: Felony Breaking & Entering, Larceny after Breaking & Entering
Elizabeth Alexandra Rhodes
For: Child Support in excess of $2000
Kaleb Eugene Moore
For: FTA reckless driving to endanger
Joshua Timothy Leigh
For: Larceny
Keith Edward Carnahand
For: Traffic Violations
Cole Wallace Snipes
For: PWISD Schedule II and Sell/Deliver schedule II
Corey Ryan Miller
For: PWISD schedule II and sell or deliver schedule II
Antwann Oniel Howell
For: FTA possess drug paraphernalia
Lauren Diane Harris
For: Felony Possession of Cocaine Numerous Traffic Violations
Rachel Dehart
For: 8 Counts of (M) Probation Violation
Michael James Martin
For: 6 Counts (F) Probation Violation, 2 OPFP, (F) Breaking or Entering, (M) FTA
For: (M) Receive Stolen Goods
Charles Edward Riddle
For: 6 Counts of Obtain Property by False Pretenses, Uttering Forged Instrument, Habitual Felon
Adam Everette Summey
For: 4 cts FTA Possession of Controlled Substances on Detention Premises
Joey Lorin Cannon
For: Felony Larceny of a Firearm
Clint Stacy Garren
For: 2 cts Child Support, in excess of $22,000
Thomas Monroe Shipman
For: 2 cts Violation of a Domestic Order Assault on a Female
Donald James Gibson
For: Child Support in excess of $28,000
Andrew Carter Duggins
For: Child Support, exceeding $30,000
Jennifer Ann Palmer
For: 2 cts FTA for Financial Card Transaction Fraud Shoplifting
Timothy William Taylor
For: Assault on Female
Hobson Lee Wilson
Trevor Dawayne Shuler
For: Breaking or Entering X 2 Larceny of Firearm X 4 Assault by Strangulation X 2 Assault on Female X 2 Larceny DWLR Non-Support
Aidan Anthony Moore
For: 5 cts FTA for DWLR Larceny Resisting Arrest
Philip Lee McMahan Jr
For: Child Support over $4000
Lena Kay Montez
For: 5 cts FTA for Worthless Check
Travis Lee Gabaree
For: FTA for Domestic Violence Violation Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Assault On a Female
Kevin Joseph Porter
For: 2 cts Child Support over $7700 in arrearage, last payment was made in 2011
Kathleen Elizabeth Taylor
105 lbs
Randy Eugene Wilkie
For: FTA Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
George Palmer Duncan Jr
For: Child Support over $6000
Paul Clarke
For: Felonious Larceny
Robin Lynn Green
For: FTA Traffic Violations
Michael Rodney Mayfield
For: Outstanding Child Support
Keirsten Carlson Ott
For: Probation Violation
Justin Douglas Babb
Debra Lynn Baynard
100 lbs
For: Possession of Methamphetamine
Walter Daniel Hoye, III
James Larry Laughter
For: Felony Possession of Stolen Goods/Property Felony Breaking and/or Entering
Bobby Dean Howard
For: Felony Fell to Elude Arrest with a Motor Vehicle Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Protective Order Violation Traffic Citation for Driving While License Revoked
Cornelius Edgerton
For: Misdemanor Harrassing Phone Calls Misdemeanor Communicating Threats
John Wesley Harding
For: Felony Larceny Obtaining Property by False Pretenses (x2)
Christopher Thomas Pressley
For: Felony Farceny Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses Possession of Stolen Goods Felony Conspiracy DWLR
Brad Lee Ayes
For: Misdemeanor Larceny Communicating Threats Domestic Violence Protective Order Violation
Cedric Dominique Federick
James Rayford Smith
For: 3 Counts Felony B&E Larceny of a Firearm 2 Counts Misdemeanor Larceny Felony Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
Joseph Christopher Ruff
For: Assault on a Female Driving While Revoked Resisting Arrest Open Container Fail to Yield at a Stop Sign Interfering with Emergency Communications
Ivan Shattuck
For: Child support warrant Over $4000 in arrears
Derrick Anthony Hayes
For: Larceny Probation violation
Susan Kay Shugart
Russell Wayne Kerr
For: FTA driving while license revoked
Robin Morris Baldwin, Jr.
For: Felony B&E Felony larceny Conspiracy to commit B&E and Larceny
Julissa Leshea Robinson
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Christopher Shane Fisher
Dade Levi Sapp
For: Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon Conspiracy to Commit Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon
Patrick Clifford Campbell
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Amanda Michelle Jackson
For: FTA level 3 DWI
Benn Paul Biggs
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Joshua Ryan Jackson
For: Felony Larceny of a Firearm
Justin Andrew Helms
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Jeffery Brandon Clontz
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Donavan Wilson
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Lena Marie Hnatkovich
Tiffany Conner
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Thomas Shipman
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Robin Bracken
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John Michael Stinson
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Jeremy Bernard Brice
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James Patrick Hartzog
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Robert Lewis Wingard, Jr
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Millions of ducks and geese come down the flyways each fall, just as they have done for eons. Likewise, thousands of waterfowl hunters lie in wait, hoping to coax a few of the magnificent birds within shotgun range. A growing number of hunters are utilizing small watercraft to assist their efforts in outsmarting migratory waterfowl. I joined that crowd years ago, and the rewards far exceed the efforts.
|Canoes make great small-water duck boats. Square sterns allow for the addition of a trolling motor.
Many state and federal waterfowl areas consist of massive acreages dedicated to intensive management practices that entice migrating waterfowl to stop in each season to feed and rest. These areas contain shallow waters complete with abundant food supplies. Managers often gradually increase water levels as the season progresses to keep a constant supply of food available to puddle ducks and geese.
Designated wade-and-shoot areas within waterfowl management areas have become extremely popular. The downside, however, is the limitations placed on hunters. While wade-and-shoot hunts can be very rewarding, a wading waterfowler simply cannot carry many decoys or other necessities.
Areas that contain only a few inches of water and are not designated as wade-and-shoot only lend themselves to the use of small watercraft to transport man, dog, decoys and supplies. A small boat goes a long way toward improving both the ease and success of a waterfowl hunting adventure.
Recently, I was fortunate to draw a good hunting slot at Missouri's Ted Shanks Conservation Area near the Mississippi River. Only three parties total would be allowed into the huge pool. I managed to be the last to arrive at the parking lot next to our designated hunting area. Two robust young men shoved their boat off into the darkness, obviously set on getting the spot they wanted.
The other hunter, approximately my age, methodically unloaded his camo canoe and gear. I had just begun to untie and unload my 18-foot lightweight camo johnboat when David Doty walked up and introduced himself. "Would you like to hunt with me?" he asked.
Moments later we were trolling down one of the canals leading deep into the hunting area when we heard splashing and cursing up ahead. The two young lads had mounted a huge mud motor on their not-big-enough boat and had capsized in 5-feet of water. We stopped to offer assistance then continued our trip in a small, stable, two-man canoe rigged with a trolling motor. The day was done for the younger lads.
|The Stealth 1200 Duck Boat is a one piece, all inclusive duck hunting craft, complete with storage space, and holders for shells and other necessities.
Once Doty arrived at his intended destination, we tossed out two dozen decoys, stashed the canoe and hid in knee deep water in standing corn. We enjoyed a phenomenal duck hunt, which we could not have done without the use of that 17-foot two-man canoe.
I used my shallow draft 18-foot camo johnboat a few days later. I powered it with a 5-horsepower Mercury motor and a pushpole. Hunting alone, I could carry all the decoys I wanted, cooking equipment and supplies and still have room left over to utilize the remaining space as a layout boat. The 60-gauge aluminum makes the boat light enough that I can pick it up and carry it with one hand.
Several companies made these boats in the 50s and 60s, mostly for use on small rivers. They are hard to come by, but well worth the expense if you can find one. Mine had actually been a 20-footer, but someone had a bad mishap with some river rocks. As a consequence, a two foot section of the boat was removed near the front. No problem for me. That simply made the boat lighter. I picked it up for a couple hundred dollars, stripped five coats of paint from it and painted it with camo paint. It has been happy duck hunting ever since.
Kayaks are another possibility for shallow-water duck hunters, but most are very limited on space. If a hunter wants to travel light, these easy to paddle and maneuverable crafts are the ticket. I once owned a sit-inside kayak made by Old Town. The short kayak proved very stable, and I could easily get in and out of it, even while wearing waders. I strapped a dozen decoys on the front of the boat and stashed it in cover after tossing out my decoys.
Layout boats are the absolute ultimate for shallow-water duck hunters. They have a very low profile, draw little water, and with the appropriate camo, blend completely into the surroundings. Layouts are manufactured by many companies with a host of adaptations.
Stealth makes several models of duck boats in rugged 1-piece polythene construction. These are said to be some of the toughest duck boats on the market. The twin-hull design produces amazing stability, yet the boat floats in 5-inches of water. Features include two watertight compartments, twin gun racks with shell holders, wide cockpit, contoured seats, non-skid floor, and locations for oar-locks, dog platform, decoy slot and side storage. Molded-in handles make for easy lifting.
|The author uses his Grizzly johnboat with Mercury outboard for deep channels and bigger pockets of water while waterfowl hunting.
Sneak boats are very similar to layout boats with few differences. Pirogues are common in the south and tend to be very small one-man boats. Both are highly effective in the right situations.
Johnboats come in a vast assortment of lengths and widths. Small boats, 18-feet or less, can often be used on waterfowl areas with deeper water or canals that lead to blinds, shallow water areas or fields. Many companies produce special edition johnboats as waterfowl hunting boats. One's imagination and budget are the limiting factors when it comes to choosing one of these boats.
I have owned several duck hunting boats over the years, but my current boat has proved to be my favorite. It is a 17-foot Grizzly johnboat equipped with a 50-horsepower Mercury outboard. The boat sports lots of storage room, a gunbox, non-slip finish and comfortable seats. I bought the boat with an OD green finish, purchased a stencil kit and camoed the boat myself in three hours. Dozens told me that it wouldn't work, but I've sat in my comfortable boat seat, without a blind over the boat, and harvested ducks on a regular basis. I simply toss a few pieces of camo material around to cover the console and other shiny areas.
Choosing a duck hunting boat can be a daunting task. If you begin your search by identifying your specific needs, the type of boat necessary will materialize in your mind as you do your homework. However, if you're like me, you probably have several different waterfowl hunting styles. I own a specific boat to match each style -- canoe, kayak, sneak boat and a big johnboat. I need a pirogue to round out my fleet, but my wife says otherwise.


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Ten-week Internship Program, Permaculture Research Institute, Zaytuna Farm, NSW
Starts Apr 22, 2013 and runs for 50 day(s).
The Permaculture Research Institute, led by Geoff and Nadia Lawton, now offer a ten-week curriculum-based internship program, aimed at fast-tracking the development of permaculture-based knowledge in a wide range of specific subjects. This is an ideal way to fast-track your ability to establish and maintain your own permaculture project and/or get started on a career as a permaculture consultant and/or educator.
Geoff Lawton designed the curriculum and supervises a line-up of Zaytuna Farm staff in its implementation.
During the program, your studies will cover:
Permaculture earthworks will take place during the internship weather permitting. You will hear lectures on the theory and practice of this integral permaculture design component including site design skills, surveying and directing earth-moving machines to establish dams, swales, terraces, access roads and more.
Permaculture project establishment - permaculture aid in action: lectures on permaculture project establishment - covering the theory and practice of permaculture project establishment specifically designed to give a reference and realistic expectation of the requirements to establish a permaculture project potentially anywhere worldwide, and to give an initial preparation for the same.
Teaching permaculture creatively You will learn to present and teach basic permaculture as a fascinating and interesting subject that will be of interest to a wide range of people, professions and age groups from school children to retirees.
Urban permaculture design lectures will cover the fundamentals of permaculture design in urban and small spaces. Learn to produce concepts and plans including appropriate selection of plants, implementation and execution in real life environments.
Sustainable soils management where soil microbiology and plant nutrition are demystified to bring you a cutting edge system of sustainable soil management. Learn how to combine methods to improve soil fertility, reduce input costs and improve production from the backyard garden through to broad acre farms.
Practical permaculture experience is gained through participation and contribution to the daily running of Zaytuna Farm where interns take on responsibility of maintaining established systems and contributing to development of new systems.
Note: The 10-week Internship is best suited for self-motivated people who already possess some life experience. As an intern you will be exposed to a great many opportunities to learn. Making the most of these opportunities is critical to your learning success. Getting up early each day and getting involved in farm life alongside Geoff and others, rather than being just passive listeners in class, will help ensure you come away with the confidence to subsequently design and implement your own permaculture solutions. It represents a wonderful opportunity for students who are prepared to accept the challenge. Please also note that until the new building development is completed, accommodation is camping in the great Aussie outdoors.
Duration: Ten weeks (fifty days of instructional time including one pack up day, or 75 days including weekends), to begin following PDC courses.
Internship Farm Hours: 11+ hours minimum a day available 7am or earlier to 6pm or later, including meals and breaks: breakfast 8:30am to 9:00am, morning tea break 10:30am to 11am, lunch 12:30pm to 1:30pm, afternoon tea break 3pm to 3:30pm, dinner 5pm to 6pm, 55+ hours a week, 5 days a week Monday to Friday. Total 550+ hours.
Cost: $7,700 including GST (equates to $770 per week)
Cost includes: The Ten Week Internship Program includes the following subject-specific lecture series: Permaculture Earthworks, Permaculture Project Establishment, Teaching Permaculture Creatively, Urban Permaculture Design systems and Sustainable Soils Management systems.
Accommodation: Campground facilities with 10 raised roofed platforms for tent sites, flat grassed camping area for large tents, and camper vans. Modern compost toilet and shower with good hot water supplied by a rocket stove mass heater.
Requirements: Student must have completed a PDC and provide a certificate as proof.
Practical work experience: During the 10 weeks of the internship, urban garden, diverse kitchen garden, main crop garden, food forests, nursery, seed saving and propagation, small animal systems, cell grazing, dairy, farm forestry, bamboo, natural soil fertility systems, aquaculture, biological waste systems, farm utilities, renewable energy system, permaculture earthworks direction and recovery planting.
The Internship Curriculum will cover:
- Design and Consultancy
- Earth Works
- Project Establishment
- Farm Forestry
- Nursery Systems
- Animal Systems, small to large
- Fencing systems
- Main Crops
- Food Forests
- Fuel Wood Production
- Diverse Kitchen Gardens
- Urban Gardens
- Garden Agriculture
- Renewable Energy Systems
- Bamboo Production
- Seed Saving and Propagation
- Waste Systems
- Aquaculture
- Animal slaughter and butchering
- Composting systems
- Natural soil fertility maintenance
- Food storage and processing
- Natural building techniques
- General farm maintenance
- Farm tools and equipment use
- Communal living
Zaytuna Farm:
Zaytuna Farm is an operational permaculture farm, education centre amd demonstration site that has an ongoing development program. With the farm under constant development, and seasonal variation, projects vary and change throughout the year.
A stay at Zaytuna Farm gives a practical permaculture experience which builds on your initial Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course foundation. All students are fully included in everything that takes place using a rotating roster system to allocate the sharing of daily jobs. Projects around the farm are progressive, working with both the development of the students as well as the property as a whole. Overall, the experience of working at Zaytuna Farm makes for a sound introduction to working on other permaculture projects including international work.
Interns will be fully engaged with the running of Zaytuna Farm - taking responsibility of all the systematic running of the farm as a real permaculture project development.
The day to day running of the farm will be the responsibility of the interns as is the development of new systems as part of their course project presentations at the end of the internship. Teaching staff will mentor the interns through this process so that they gain complete confidence in running and developing a diverse permaculture project site. These daily tasks will involve: large and small animal systems, small to large garden crop systems, food forests, water systems, waste systems, nursery systems, energy systems and the people systems of the farm.
This is a pro-active specialised team building exercise where we all work together - staff and the students as project management and development - so the people systems are something that can take on a new direction and develop towards an improved system that is continuously evolving.
The Permaculture Research Institute caters to people from many cultures and as such, to help maintain a comfortable stay for all, students are asked to follow a code of conduct during their visit to Zaytuna.
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