New England Birds....

[Phil Nowack]

Just finished this up.

 

[J. Overland]

That's outstanding. What a perfect NE display.

 

[john f skipper]

awesome!

 

[Joe Friday]

Wow!

 

[Jeff Reardon]

Nice work. But that old wooden trap is an antique and probably worth some money. Some Maine summer "cottage" would surely pay several thousand $ for a glass top coffee table made out of it. Glad you put it to a better--if less financially rewarding--use.

 

[Rod VanZile]

Awesome display Phil. Help me know what the bird in the middle is.
RVZ

 

[Troy Fields]

Nice Phil. Is there room for the Old Squaw there?

 

[JasonM]

Awesome display Phil. Help me know what the bird in the middle is.
RVZ

The black scoter?

 

[greg setter]

That looks great Phil.

 

[Phil Nowack]

Awesome display Phil. Help me know what the bird in the middle is.
RVZ

Common or black scoter

 

[Phil Nowack]

Nice Phil. Is there room for the Old Squaw there?

I had thought about added a Squaw.. I have a few that I could mount up... But... Just not sure where .. unless laying on the bouy

 

[Carl]

Beautiful mount!

 

[Charles H.]

Very Cool!!!

 

[Ed L.]

That's awesome Phil!

 

[Jay K]

That's a beautiful piece right there. Wish I had the room for something like that.

 

[Rod VanZile]

The black scoter?

Thanks Jason,
We don't get that type of duck on the Indiana / Michigan border.
RVZ

 

[JasonM]

Thanks Jason,
We don't get that type of duck on the Indiana / Michigan border.
RVZ

You never know what might show up on that big lake!

 

[Todd Duncan Tennyson]

That is really neat. It might be overkill, but if you had a lobster in the cage, a couple of fish on a stringer and some clams in a burlap bag... Then all you'd need is a local wine and Beer and you'd have the complete experience.

It is a museum piece as it is though. Nicely done.