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Are the flexible And come painted or did you have to paint them? I have a canvasback sitting on a log and want to add a foot to it.

It’s not as bad as the time she came home and found the whole skinned pronghorn head spinning around in circles in the microwave. I was trying to loosen the horn sheaths. True story.

I’ve been texturing with gesso and acrylic sculpting clay and agree that it’s a real game changer. Not the flocking I see here but half as good. I brush paint so that’s a limiting factor as well. I have an airbrush in a box in my basement that is defective because it doesn’t turn my decoys...

Thanks. I think I’ll try a wash for some texture. Then move on the the body.

Do I really need to paint on the 300 feathers on the face or can I just leave it like this? I am finding the exercise rather tedious. This is a wooden head I carved that I will be putting on a herters body that I burlapped. It will be for big water hunting, mixed into my layout rig.

They didn’t look even remotely special or expensive to me…

She’s always hiding my stuff. She says she is “putting away all of the crap I leave laying around”. I don’t know why I bother to have horizontal surfaces like tables, staircases, and the floor if I can’t leave something on them. Maybe I need to start returning the favor. Marriage is...

I was today years old when I learned that my wife’s sewing scissors were not to be used when trimming tile mastic covered burlap off of decoys.

I have an airbrush. It must be defective. Mine doesn’t do anything like that….

Finished my first Cork Decoy today. Paint scheme heavily influenced by Steve Sanford’s paint charts. Heck who am I kidding. It wasn’t influenced, it was copied.

I’ve been trying to book a good outfitter for Newfoundland in 2027 as well. Most are out 2028 and beyond. Let me know what you figure out.

Thanks for confirming. I’ll probably unload the diver bodies. I do believe they are the Herters closeouts. They have an integrated keel.

I have been feverishly preparing for a weekend indoors due to cold weather. My workshop is not insulated and is barely heated. But I can paint in my basement.

I inherited some foam bodies. I assume they are Herters magnums. I have had them for years and finally pulled them down in anticipation of a weekend indoors. I strongly prefer to carve my own but should not let them go to waste. I notice they are two shapes. I’m assuming the long thin one is...

Been trying to harvest a drake redhead for a long time. Some day.