Recent content by Vince Pagliaroli

Ya did good Bob. "Keep On Pushin'." Best regards Vince

Back In The USA - Chuck Berry, background vocals Etta James and the Marquees 1959 I was 9 years old when it came out and it only gets better with age...

My goodness that is a very good selection of books. You are a very generous man indeed. Best regards Vince

Thank you Todd for the info. Much appreciated. That small muscle is my favorite cut of the breast meat. When I was camp cook each day when we butchered ducks that "fillet" as my buddy called it was saved for Duck Fillet Omelets on Sunday. As there was no Sunday hunting they were a special treat...

"To read the full Cornell study, go to www.sciencedirect.com and search waterfowl contaminants."

Some of the best riding and swimming river use wood and canvas covered decoys I've made have no keels just lead pads. Where the anchor line is attached to the decoy is crucial, as is the length of anchor line. Barrel Snap & Swivel do wonders.... Farther back the weight of/on the decoy there is...

The design of the decoy, how it's made and it's use dictates IF a keel is needed or not. Specifics are broad, hollow decoy, solid decoy, cork, wood, canvas, plastic, etc. Study the old decoys from all areas and you will learn much. Ya want a short cut, there are none. Anchor line wrapped around...

Patrick, In the zone of the flow. Keep On Keepin' On. Two thumbs way up. Best regards Vince

I worked for Westinghouse at the plant that made (at that time) the largest transformers in the world. They had to invent a RR car that the transformer became a part of for transport. We made transformers that went all over the world, many still in use. Each transformer was tested for lightening...

Don, That's a mighty fine special purpose setup ya have there. As for compartments in decoys some old decoys (especially larger decoys) had places for certain items of use to gunners. There were also compartments made to hold "extra birds". Waterfowling and Ingenuity go hand in hand. Best...

Ya better word it very carefully if ya know what I mean.

Thank you Tim. Hope all is well with you and yours. Best regards Vince

I was incorrect, checked the tag on the decoy price I paid was $60. Mary Lee has suggested I place tags on my huntin', fishin' & art items I've accumulated over the years. Ya know why.

Lots of good projects goin' on this month. The longest short month of the year.... Jode, yer dovetailed shorebirds are Killers. Two thumbs way UP. Best regards Vince

Capt. Harry was a regular fixture at the Westlake Ohio Decoy Show in the 1980's & 1990's. He had a corner suite on the bottom floor. His get togethers/parties were seafood extravaganzas, standing room only jammed packed with decoy loving people. The weather was always cold and snowy. Ya knew...