Poor Man's Scoop, What an Idea!!

fuzzytexan

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Feb 7, 2015
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Well I got one of the hand sand scoops dirt cheap so I thought I rig up something to just get me in the water. This East Texas heat is brutal and the ground is like concrete.

Well the scoop was an idea and worth a shot but it didn't stand a chance for the lakes in East Texas. Packed Sand, Hard Silt and Clay finished it off fairly quickly.

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I've done my research and it looks like I'll be in touch with Stealth in the coming weeks. Quality and Warranty seem to be the best, and I really like the hybrid with the rugged option. 720i is looking good!!

Happy Huntin Folks!!

Fuzzy
 

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Yep she looks like it got the best of her! I need to start looking, after 5 years my 2 Diablo scoops are now broken..
 

Would have to give you a 'A' for effort on the try......the 720i which I have just purchased a couple of months ago seems to really do the work...

Good Luck !!

Dennis
 

That's awesome! I did that exact same thing with my first scoop. It was a galvanized Garrett hand scoop with an ax handle U-bolted to the scoop. I used it til it rusted out. Then my next scoop was a Stealth 920! Big difference.
 

Another vote for the Stealth 720i! I will never buy any other scoop but the Stealth but I probably won't have to unless it was stolen.
 

I have two Stealth scoops and I love both. One 90 and one 20. I also bought an extra travel scoop handle. I only scoop in the spring and late fall anyway. They are lightweight tanks!

 

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