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Couple new ones. Ready to hunt.

Good work again this month. Trying to gets some done for this years rig.

beautiful work by everyone this month. I had some scrap wood so instead of burning it I made a few of these.

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George I just do it my way, I don't follow the steps in the books. But you still knew it was a mallard even without a white tail. I'm just having fun doing it. quote george w]Other than needing a white tail on the mallard, those are definitely of your hand. Snappy!

Thanks SJS Made the bill out of padauk wood, it's left natural just a varnish on it. Keel is figured bubinga wood. Tried to dress them up. quote Steve Sanford]Patrick! Spectacular as always!!! SJS

Thanks Vince Nothing but fun. quote Vince Pagliaroli] Patrick, Spectacular. You havin' Fun ain't ya. Cookie cutter taxidermy blocks BEWARE! [wink] Best regards Vince

Dr. Jon makes a very nice decoy.

Looking good

I thought I saw somewhere dove hunting boxes. You stored your decoys in it and it held some shell.

Eric I feel there is a small market for the shooting boxes. In this disposable society of buy it use it throw it away and buy another again, the hand crafted items made by craftsmen only appeal to a small portion of people that value quality, beauty and craftsmanship. The time and quality of...

SJS. Thanks I'm trying and having fun doing it. The birds will be the judges.

Vince thanks your exactly right on the tails. My son will no doubt put a distressed finish on them. The keels are made from cumaru very hard and dense wood.

Thanks Tom Oils

Beautiful work by everyone Here's my contribution

Beautiful work again this month by everyone. Just finished this up for my son. Should have some decoys to post up soon.

David Ipe or cumaru They're very close in hardness and density Ipe is a little darker and redder