Michael sayers Loc: Washington

A sister in law of mine had her fisherman obsessed husband recently pass away. She has since moved across the country to live in Florida. She left behind these oars for me to try and sell for her and I said sure. Although I am well versed in general fishing and outdoor equipment,etc.I’ve discovered that drift boat, river rafting oars , one person sculling? These 10’ Oars are hard to research regarding fair prices to ask. The orange pair are lightweight fiberglass with oar wraps and stops. They are called Brush Busters, apparently made in Coeur D’alene Idaho.nice set…the other three have no identification. Two are wood, and one is metal and very heavy duty….not sure it’s use .
All new oars are spendy and I’m learning that driftboat style finished oars can be expensive. Appreciate any knowledgeable input on what I should ask for these to help out my sis in -law.

El Rod Loc: Port A

Nice looking oars Michael. I’d love to have one for my shop. My shop is called Port A Oar House! I’m sure someone can help you with prices, we just don’t see those in south Texas much anymore. Good luck😎👍

DC Loc: Washington state

search internet for idea of new price then put them on craigs list for half that price. while on spokane craigs list search boat oars and you can get an idea what others are selling them for and you can price a little less.

Bobfromfremont Loc: Fremont Ca

Just about everything used is worth 1/2 what it would sell for new

FixorFish Loc: SW Oregon

The "narrowness" of the blades suggests that they are not "drift boat" oars, but rather rowboat or sculling oars for "flat" water. I agree with the above, as to procedure to determine value. My last pair of wooden oars for my drift boat were $600+/pair (and I know the merchant/makers...Sawyer, personally !), but similar are offered used @~$200-$400/pr, on CL, so do some research and either price them "to move" or price them for that "niche buyer" and hold out hope they'll find you. Good luck !

Fish Fry Loc: Washington State

I purchased 2 new oars a couple o weeks ago they were 8’ oars and oar locks and rubber garments for the oar locks cost was $217 altogether the oars themselves were $93 apiece for new ones for 8’.

Sport Loc: Sacramento county north. California

Hi Micheal, the pictures will find your buyer. Post them at your local bait shops. Around here, most will allow adds tacked up. I loved rowing. Others will too. Find comparisons for pricing. 10' footers are for a fairly wide small boat. I rowed a homemade pram and an aluminum jon boat a lot in my youth. Owned a couple canoes. Love that cordless stuff. Keep you in shape and close to port.