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@Eric Patterson I've direct messaged you. Best regards, Bryce

Steve, Thanks for the honorable mention and for highlighting the work of a Canadian carver. The book 'Traditions in Wood: A History of Wildfowl Decoys in Canada' has an excellent chapter on the Toronto School of Carvers including the Warin Brothers. From this book I learned that George Warin...

Re. your final thought. Well said! Best regards, Bryce

Very cool - congratulations on your successful restoration and hunt. Bryce

Wow - awesome video and photos. I really enjoyed the old scenes, especially of the sailing scooters. You did an exceptional job grassing yours. Good luck this season. Bryce

Anthony - do you use / will you need a tiller extension? Bryce

That's very interesting - I've learned something new. Thanks!

Anthony - beautiful boat. You did a great job restoring it. I like how you didn't treat some parts with paint - it creates a touch of 'new and old' to the character. I would love to see some photos of it on the water this fall. What is going on in the first two images - specifically what are...

An enjoyable mix of history and “how you do it”. Thank you Steve and enjoy your new birds. Bryce

Beautiful work Steve! Thank you for sharing your artistic talents for us all to enjoy.

Thanks for putting together this mini essay- historical, educational, and entertaining in your typical fashion.

Steve- thank you for curating this post. I love the 1987 photo you and your friend. Best regards, Bryce

Very cool Steve - thanks for sharing! Bryce

Steve, Thank you for the update. I’m inspired by your contributions to our grand passion. Perhaps the demonstrations could be filmed and made available to those far and wide who cannot attend, but would benefit from and take much enjoyment in partaking in the event from afar. Best regards...

Thank you all for your insight- much appreciated! Bryce

My Brother bought them for $20 on a whim- was told they are ‘goose hunting field blinds’. I happened across two photos on the Internet that appear to show them in use in New Brunswick, Canada. Anyone familiar with them? Bryce