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The painting on this trio is more than I typically do on gunning decoys. The decoy itself is the same as any decoys I make, but painting is not done in the normal production process that I use most of the time. The biggest reason is I made these decoys for myself and always go a little over...

My wife keeps me in check, she's not nearly as impressed with my work as she used to be. I do get to put a flourish or two here and there like this table top in our camper. I leave my mark on just about everything. Just to get it back into waterfowl territory, this Old MKV was a call I got...

This is from an 870 express my wife bought for me 15 years ago or so. At the time I was shooting a 870 Wingmaster that my dad bought new for me when I was 16 years old, it was on sale for $79 and had beautiful walnut in the stock. However it only held 2 3/4 inch shells which was fine back in...

ScottCK, I hear you on the foam dust. It clings to everything, gets everywhere and then it's getting it into the washing machine. It doesn't come off in the washing machine, it ends up in the lint screen of the dryer. On the rare occasion my wife slips her black and dark grey Scheels uniform...

how are you liking those flocked decoys about now?

very nice work on those, barrows are one of my favorite divers and they do love to land with their own kind. I have a friend in North Pole, no not Santa. It's not a diver kind of winter here. I haven't seen a single one. We went fly fishing at one of our duck spots on Tuesday and saw no...

The cost of materials is beginning to take the fun out of making foamers a little bit. Hopefully getting cheaper energy with a new president will relax that a bit, Nearly everything I use is now double the price. I have done restle coat type, but used rustoleum for glue and fine sawdust of...