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Nice job Chris, i'll have to get over Pete's one day to teach me how to paint a mallard.

I'd like to come down if there are others that are going to make it.

I'm interested Pete, How much you bringing and what do you want to get for it ?See you in the morning.

I missed last year but i have every intention to make it this year......hope it doesn't rain.

Here's my first hen pin, I don't think the painting will ever end.

Finally had some time to carve. I haven't had much to contribute lately so i thought i'd post. Plug i had to make for a knot hole.

He's still at it, now he's calling himself Mr. John

Thanks for the input guys.

Here's the start of a pintail hen !! Not sure how to go about fixing this one. Thoughts?

Very nice Chris, Pete's teaching you well.

Thanks guys, I appreciate the comments. Bill i agree completely. Bob is light years ahead of me, not to mention how technical his paint jobs are.

Here's mine for the month. Hollow cedar and acrylics.

Great pictures John. The show was a first for me and will not be the last. I was a pleasure meeting everyone and if you have never seen one of John's birds in hand you must make a point to beautiful craftmanship.

Exactly, shit happens. No biggie.

Here's a first of specie for me. Hollowed Western red cedar and white pine head.

Any updates???? I would prefer to have 5 x 7 or 8 x 15 if possible . Room is already booked for westlake so i'll be looking for wood and other fun tools to bring back with me.

Here's the last of the wigeon i had to do. Hollow cedar and acrylics.

Just finished this one up. Hollow cedar and acrylics.

I was going to hold off on posting this one after Westlake, unfortunately it's not rule friendly LOL anyhow hollow red cedar and bass painted w/ acrylics. Mike

Willing to travel to Conn. ? Northeast Waterfowl Festival, I beleive it will be second weekend in September again.