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The biggest deal about hunting turkeys is having turkeys to hunt. The second is having a place no one is going to screw you up. The third is probably what Wyatt already told you, stay still, I swear they can see you blink, but for the most part my dad and I could talk quietly with birds right...

four more poses finished today. This is more my style for buffleheads, way more hens than drakes.

I'm fortunate that way, it's about all I do, never had a "real job" since about 1982.

I just do my signature most of the time unless it's a limited series. I'm just about finished with a series of 100 decoys that have my Cherokee name on them and include my signature and year. In the past I didn't sign any hunting decoys, but customers wanted the signature like it was a piece...

I haven't ever done a lot of buffleheads, but since we added them to our line of decoys I decided I better figure that one out. I do my initial flocking layer from head to tail with waste flock that I recover from a few sessions of flocking. It saves me some money and lessens the amount of...

I really like that pose myself. I've done it a couple of times on mallard hens. One of them has the bill buried and the other like the black duck a little more slid off the front with the bill showing. I'm a big fan of sleepers with some locations we hunt and certain species. This one is all...

A few more completed this morning, carved synthetic tupelo, double flocked and ready to hunt. Brown flocking over black rustoleum oil based enamel.