Does anyone know where to buy otter boards that are 8 inches wide and 6 feet long.

I traced out boards from an old board years ago, freehanded with the table saw and roughed them out with a power hand planer. And sanded to finish. First one was with a hand plane the day I needed it…

I made my own from 3/4"x8" and 3/4"x10". Ripped the 3/4"x10", (actually was only 9-1/4"), pine from our local lumber store. Ran a router around the edges and a quick session with a palm sander. I also free-handed the pattern using the FHA design for the desired taper. I made one wide board 7' long for the jumbo otter we had in southeast Alaska, and that one got the most use.

Made my own also. I prefer cedar to pine, much softer as it ages to put pins in. But my otter boards are pine because that is what I had on hand. If you have a router it is really nice to do the edges with, but you can round them with a sander if you don't have a router and they will work fine. I've done it both ways, depending on what tools I had on hand.

Scott Webb out of Iowa makes what he calls 3 n 1 boards that are 6ft. I mainly use them for coyotes and my 1 ottee for the year.

Looks like a lot of companies have them available.

Northern sport Co
Our boards are made to meet NAFA & Fur Harvester specifications.
Large/XL Otter Boards measure approx. 58" x 8" x 7/16" . it says $13.

Murray's Lure & Trapping supplies has 8"

Coon Creek 63" by 8" only $11.95
https://www.cooncreektrappers.com/category-s/185.htm

They are great boards, but unfortunately, Scott passed away a couple of years ago.

An 8" board doesn't meet FHA specs...

I caught many otter in Alaska that I could have easily used 10" wide boards and still needed 2 belly wedges. Heck, I even used shovel handles.

He's asking a for a 6' board. FHA spec is 9" at 66"

I just made the boards fit the otter my area produces…..

This FHA size is perfect for my otter.

odd..this is from the manual