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  1. K

    March Workbench

    You are very kind Don. Means a lot given your skill level. I am really enjoying getting back into it.
  2. K

    March Workbench

    Thanks. Blue ribbon patterns met Steve Sanford paint scheme. Oldsquaw are not the brightest ducks so I have resisted the urge to go crazy over the tails by adding long thin pieces of plastic. Though a couple of black zipties…..
  3. K

    March Workbench

    Having had a drake redhead on my bucket list for a long long time I’m not actually sure they exist.
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  5. K

    March Workbench

    And yes, I painted the tail on the butt too. However in taking this picture I see that it is crooked. Now I need to fix it.
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  7. K

    March Workbench

    After an unhealthy obsession I completed my repaint. I don’t want to try to come off as an oldsquaw expert. My experience has been what it is. As soon as we started putting 6 off by themselves they started coming in feet down instead of buzzing the decoys. Singles and flocks alike. We...
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  9. K

    March Workbench

    Don- I’m getting ready to do some repainting on that hen oldsquaw. Will post when completed, I have some limited experience with oldsquaw having hunted them in Maine and the Virginia shores. We put them behind the boat when floating offshore. They will decoy very readily to a short line of...
  10. K

    March Workbench

    I quickly figured out what was bothering me about the head. I missed a step on Steve Sanford’s tutorial and finished the cheek.
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