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Prairie, north of Sturgis.

Been hard here in Ohio, lots of pressure and little access. SD was good to me though.

I’m really tempted to try this.

Welcome to our new reality. I laugh whenever I hear my state talk about bringing up the next gen of hunters. We have so many duck hunters coming to in person drawings the moved to on line. We have a licensed hunter for every 14 acres of woods in Ohio. The area I used to hunt antelope in...

Well it never seems to stop raining where I am. I have to mow my back yard every other day. Lakes are up and muddy. Rivers over their banks.

Wrapping up the “decoy season” with a couple of low head ladies. My decoys tend to be fairly uniform in head profile. So I cut the necks off of these. Now to figure out sleepers.

Steve’s tutorials have been critical to the success of my modest efforts. Thanks for doing this.

Lots of good advice. There are only two things I’ve ever claimed to be good at. 1. Drinking whiskey. 2. Killing turkeys. It used to be an unhealthy obsession, taking off 30 days to hunt from work. Then a wife and kids happened, and access and birds dwindled. Reach out by PM if you want...

My picture above shows empty shelves but they will be full soon. I have gotten away from marsh hunting for a variety of reasons so I’m concentrating on my Lake Erie rig. I only need so many decoys but they are all special in various ways.

Thanks Don. I learn something new every time I pick up the rasp or paintbrush. I really need to paint the garage. Looking forward to giving my shelves a clean look.

Took a break from carving and painting to catch up. Had to redo my decoy storage and take advantage of the weather to do some clear coating.

My first carved bird was a Buffy. #2 -#6 were buffies. My first six bird limit were buffies. One of my top ten hunts in my life was a 12 bird drake buffie hunt on Chesapeake bay with a friend over my six hand carved buffies. My son’s first duck was a buffie. I dont shoot them anymore. But...