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Ken Anger?s decoys are hollow, crafted of two thick laminated red cedar boards. Anger joined the upper and lower pieces with glue and then drove a wood screw in either side to keep the pieces from shifting while drying. Afterwards, Anger removed the screws, filled in the holes, and inadvertently...

They are made by Cecil Anger. Not Ken. The bodies and bills are decidedly different. I have a few by both carvers and these are Cecil?s. Enjoy them. Great birds.

Anyone familiar the fiberdome pintail duck boat? Thoughts on it? Thanks

The auto loaders killed more birds then the punts. As well. But yes the trap was the worst of all.

That is Harry Walsh in the photos. Good man. Great find

Steady flight of birds landing in the soft exposed edge of my property. Good to see and watch then!

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As winter is unwilling to loosen it's never ending grip. Please post your idea of the best of the classic duck boats And by that I mean wooded created duck boats. From both coasts and the vast Mississippi flyaway, I am Always amazed at the creations of form and function of specific areas...

Wonderful news! Could allergies be the route of the wheezing?

I agree! The lynch mob mentality is unfortunately the way social media has gone. Let the person fix his mistake. And not hang him In a court of public opinion. Good luck.

I am sorry. And good luck.

. Total Repaint. And the bill is not correct. I am Sorry. Send the photos to Gary guyette. Was it a decoy dealer that sold it to you?

Thanks. Was is sold to you as all original?

Looks like a jack sweet magnum canvasback. Not a Ken Harris. Any photos of the mason?

Andy. I agree. And as well not an expert! But the ability to hide your hand motion is critical and the west coast scull boats are the lowest I have ever seen The east coast boats like the merrymerting bay and the Whitney and the Joppa flats to a point are much deeper. And can handle bigger...

Thank you. I will leave it as made.