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Matt and Bill, Nice looking ringbill and brant, for sure! Thanks, Vince! They will be headed to Vermont in a couple of weeks!

concur with Vince. A linen patch and glue, then sealer, then repaint

that date on poster may be the date of the nyc marathon, hench, the change?

sill raining here from the leftovers. Over four inches of rain so far and it is supposed to hang around until some time manana..Just thankful it is NOT SNOW!

Just keep at it.. Takes a bit of time to oriwnt wyws, brain and hands together. Yellow is heavy, sugr, notso mucj. You can always place your ballast slightly aft, to overcome..One stool does not make a rig, hell three or four don't either. Keep at it!!

I believe they were, as most pests, introduced. See also mute swans!

I guess that means they have no control over flyovers. If you a notice a duck coughing or sneezing this year, DO NOT ATTEMPT HARVEST. Hell, the idiots in charge cannot keep illegal bipeds out, AND, DO NOT check them for the chinese plague. How do we expect the fws to detain waterfowl...

Quick, and you will be back to normal activities by next day. Sunglasses outdoors will be a must. Had both done, although year apart. Best part is not seeing halos around lights!

no matter where hi is, you will always be able to find him by the aromatics. HEHEHHEHHE Well, until the paint cures, anyway.

mud dauber wasp

Eider are not harvested for their down-food and trophies, probably. The info about harvesting from abandoned nesting sites is a lot morepractical.. Considering the Migratory Bird Treaty between Canada, US and Mexico, i would surmise that harvesting for down is a no-no!

It has a bit to do with the height of the heads. Low heads tend to require a bit more ballast in or on the keels. Sometimes, offsetting and angling the keels will also produce the desires swimming motion. You might also play with where you drill holes for the lines Slightly ahead of center will...

Neat pose, Vince! Rather racy!!

Bob, if you need color schematic for the teal, drop me a note gwdecoys@verizon.net Will send you printable info.

Bob, YOU understand the twenty yard philosophy. This, and sweat, bandages and dust now entitle you to be a decoy maker!

Bob, nice thing about Wiley is that you could paint without EVER using a sealer. I used Valoil to make a slurry with sc dust to fill voids in the black cork, which i used for a year, prior to switching to Wiley.

Stee, Wiley made two inch, forever, and started with four, five, and even six(for a brief tie) in 1985.

Steve, those look like carpenter bee holes. Had soe do that to a push pole ages ago--When i leaned on it on a fateful opener, it broke. Interestingly enough, the part with the holes didmake a nice flute. The other ind is still used as a walking pole. If i can remember the name of a gent who...

0The odies ND HEADS ON THOSE CANS ARE JUST SUPER! the other cans are factory models, most likely from pascagoula, miss. Animal trap is a good bet on the company. You didn'tdoo too shabby on the broadbills, either!

Bill, tha it a really nie , simple paint job. You have captured the pato colorado at its essence!