Quoted:
Things I've learned from kayak hunting:

-Don't wear waders.
-Waterproof everything you don't want wet.
-Dummy cord your shotgun.
-Expect to get wet.
-Sit on top with fast grass is the easiest method of concealment.

The above is why I prefer hunting in pit blinds on corn fields.

The above is accurate..........
however, I do wear waders, because I like to get into shallows. ( I also wear a neck knife to cut me out of them if things go bad)
after years of trying this one, or that one..... if this one just had this.........
Finally got a beavertail stealth 2000. 3 years now, and it will not be replaced.2 big guys at their retirement weight have not flipped it. We have tried.
Drafts in around 4" of water, easy to paddle, and comfortable boat seats. Enough room for blind bags, and takes a bit to figure out how to haul decoys if hunting 2 guys.platform up fron for the dog.
my only complaint, would be the extra trolling motor mount. It needs to be about 5 inches wider. If running in stumpy, areas, and try to run the trolling motor shallow, the prop will keep hitting bottom side of the boat. If mount was 5" wider, could use trolling motor as a surface drive.
now there are some that do run 2hp outboards, and 3-8hp surface drive, or longtail motors on the 2000s
only down own side to the 2000, it is big and bulky to move around out of the water by yourself. Can be done, but you will quickly try to figure out an easier way the next time.