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Couple more from George:

I see what your saying Vince, and agree to a point, but these will sit on any branch that will support the weight of the decoy, and any rock, regardless of the shape. I think you would run into some issues with a simple base like you are describing. It would work most of the time, but not all of...

Thank you all, they were a lot of fun to do! No drones...maybe just longer posts ;)

I had a request to carve a pair of full bodied wood ducks that would be able to "cling to a branch or be propped up as if sitting on a rock on the side of the pond". So the carving was the easy part, but had to wrack my brain a bit as how to make them multi-purpose. I came up with the idea to...

Thanks Dave! George, the caribou antler was from my time in Alaska. I found a shed, my wife one upped me and found an antlered skull which hangs in our entryway amongst my euro-mounted deer skulls. Here is Georges latest work...you're a heck of a busy guy!

Carl, yes, cabled. We relocated him to a safer area (from suburban area to large tract of reservoir land) about two weeks ago.

This is the final bird of the first phase of the eider rig, seen here going through my quality control department again.

seems like they are behind every tree in CT these days......

a few more from George:

For George Williams...nice gaddies!

I was thinking the same Pete since we nixed CWA decoy day this year, my schedule sucks though so I won't even bother trying to pick a day that would work for me, I'll just hope the stars align for whatever day works for everyone else.

Whats the point of going? Min puts things to a vote, then does whatever he pleases anyway. I like to visit with you guys, but too busy a day to add one more thing.

Here are George's pictures. Great stuff George!

You can email them to me George, I'll help you out. Ctgreenheads@gmail.com

Jim He's been a shop teacher for over 30 years...so no, there is nothing he doesn't have at this point! Shoot me an email regarding pistol class, I will forward it to him. Thanks, Bill

Very nice work across the board per usual... Here is a Canvasback urn decoy that holds the ashes of a close friends dog. My father used his laser engraver to customize the keel which was made from Mahogony left over from my sneak boat build.

Very nice Steve.

Thanks Pete, I will try to stop up that afternoon.

Thank you! With the second half of the rig to be completed in the future, I will float the idea of a Pac eider to him. Lets see your decoy...Love me some eider decoys!

Private! Man...you really got a thing for those Pac eider haha....I don't blame you, I'd rather take one of them than a king!