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http://northnw.wordpress.com/2012/11/16/king-eider-at-edgewater-sp/ King Eider hen photographed on Lake Erie recently. We shot an oldsquaw in western KY recently. Have shot scoters too.

He was held close to the layout. I did skillet lick a few pancakes when a hen bill tried to land amongst them. :)

Just know that I truly remain your hero. I am the neophyte in the group when it comes to shooting and I have my moments. You forgot about the lost Gadwall. I take the most ribbing in the group. Most of you probably don't know that Kristan is about 4'7" and wears youth husky. He also shoots a...

McCullough, Kristan, and I watched 4 guys, a dog, and a ton of gear in a 14 foot johnboat run across the lake cutting across the current with not enough motor on Saturday. Conditions were rough with gusty wind. Not a damn one of them had on a lifevest. Same thing that 4 young men did on the same...

That was two years ago Sac. That boat must have concussed you. I almost went out of the boat. McCullough took the brunt. He got smacked in the forehead. I couldn't believe how far and high a two man MLB could fly!!

Agreed. McCullough has the duck/goose burgers down. Food process bacon and coarse chop duck/goose meat. Add raisins and jalapeños. He just made some out of juvie snows in Manitoba that were to die for.

225 after 4 days. You better hope the better half doesn't see your musings. Having a difficult time posting pics. Oh yeah, we've shot 2 bands so far. :) We've eaten like kings: blackened duck, snow goose fajitas, goose burgers, confit, and orange marmalade canvasbacks. Debbie has made German...

Modin cans. Sac's BWT. Sorry Pat, Sac's been my hunting partner for years and the only way I may get him to hunt with me this year is through his decoy. :( Better be home for the opener at least.

Perhaps the redhead and I can come and visit Texan waters this year.

I posted simply to get this thread back to the main page since the stat padder pushed it into oblivion. Enjoy seeing everyone's work. Keep it coming.

I like your prior basswood creations as well. Your ringneck still sits in a prominent spot in the man room. We miss you here in Kentucky. Hope you're well.

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Got on the DVR today and saw the new DUTV was recorded. Our very own Capt Brian Rhodes was on there with a beard no less. Gives me a preview of what January will bring. Pretty awesome. Glad you got the opportunity.

I think the painted grass is one of the neatest parts.

I'd hunt them and if that is what you'd prefer then just send them to me. Great birds as always Geoff.

Willy, That looks like a great time. Who won? Hope you are back in Paducah this fall as I will actually get to be a part of the class this time.

The UPS man makes it hard on me. Hard to get home in time to intercept him. So sometimes I send decoys of mine to another members house and he does the same as well. Until our wives called this "pathologic." My wife doesn't know the first thing about decoys. But even she knew that there was some...

I agree. I feel lucky to have some of Geoff's work.

I have a pair of 2006 Dave Walker oldsquaw decoys and a pair of 1993 sleeper bluebills from Pat Vincenti that I would like to sell. The Walkers are mint and the Vincentis are near mint. I have picked out a few carvers that I want to collect exclusively so I am clearing out some of my other...

Guess I could post up the link for you: http://www.wardmuseum.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=wCijjg88jyc%3D&tabid=128 2nd page under mallards.