Recent content by Lou Ureneck

I will do that ... and I've begun looking for a new house that would provide me with a workshop. The next duck hunting season may cost me in excess of several hundred thousand dollars. Ah, the life of a duck hunter.

Eric, I just received the cork you sent along. Many thanks! I'm going to have some fun! Lou

Thanks!

Steve, Yes, Eric from the forum is sending a block tomorrow. I've learned a lot from these exchanges and the forum. I can see now that 's it's not enough to have a spread of decoys, boat, dog and shotgun. I need a workshop ... Lou

thanks!

Here are photos of the ones that are most beat up ...

okay, will do.

Steve, Thanks for that -- fascinating. I didn't know any of it, except that cork had some connection to Portugal.

Eric, That's very generous of you. Many thanks. Here's my address. Let me know what I owe you, postage, etc. Again, thanks. Lou Ureneck 83 Ivy Street No. 22 Brookline, MA 02446

Steve, This is very helpful. I checked your previous posts and looked at your website and work. It's mpressive, for sure. By acclimation, you seem to be the forum's go-to guy on decoy repair. Thanks for your thoughts. I will post some pics.

I'm no cork expert -- though I'm learning a lot fast from this forum -- so I can't say. I can say that they are all LL Bean coastal black duck decoys.

Good tips, thanks. Appreciate it.

I'm searching for him and his posts now. Thanks.

I will do that. Thanks.

Thanks. I'll try it. I have some of both.