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David Could be teak. May also be cumaru (Brazilian teak), used for decks and other exterior projects. Extremely hard and dense wood.

Beavertail makes a blind for the stealth series .

Eric You can rent them out in the off-season as tiny houses.

On the bench and quick float test

Dave Beautiful work

MLBob Beautiful work. Your a tough act to follow, but here's my dead hang.

Ben Thank you

Great work again this month by everyone. Finally starting a few for this years rig

Vince Beautiful decoy Let's go hunt over it. I promise I won't shoot it.

Bob Beautiful

Hollywood SJS That was fun to watch, portrait of the artist at work.

Matching pair of olivewood shaves small and large.

Thomas Thanks. You still considering a PP?

Working on a dead hang.

Steve You got it. Pat

Brad I've had quite a few people ask so I think I'm going to. I just sent 2 out for product testing. If that goes well I think I will. I'm trying to use wood above 2k on the janka hardness scale. I did the below one with lacewood (below 2k) so I inlaid a kotalox wear strip.

Jode Beautiful well done.

Waiting on some wood to be delivered, so I made another shave.

Nick You could also look at a Pudelpointer. Solid dogs for both waterfowl and upland and grouse hunting. Shedding low to moderate. They also are good in the cold. New York breeder https://www.lunaticfringepudelpointers.com/ Info. https://puppytoob.com/pudelpointer/.

Dani Here's a link to a company that could help you with the parts needed. https://www.shipleysoutdoors.com/pot-calls.aspx