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Few tables remain, walk ins looking to sell, trade or get something appraised are encouraged. We will also have a Lake Koshkonong decoy display with people share a lot of the new research we have uncovered in last few years.

Somewhere I have pics of my brother and I floating and testing the duck stalker....hoefgen...and a ducker....we sold the stalker and kept the other 2......stalker is a nice boat.....actually had rocker and floated a bit higher than hoefgen....straight line paddling... hoefegen was best next...

Huns are very hard to raise, that being said there are areas that have wild bobwhite due to training and releasing of pen raised birds, so its possible I suppose. But to affect the population probably not, there are a lot of factors that are causing the down turn in huns out here. Best bet is...

north east museum is a must...might need to make appojntment ....Woody's crab house had an excellent oyster stew.......Vincenti decoy shop in HDG.... and then there is a number of decoy makers you can visit...bill streaker in Northeast....jimmy pierce ....Pat Vincenti in HDG.....and numerous...

porkies skunks coons, he is probably in the poop and nasty decomposed critter stage right now. yes the beard ones attract the older girls, they are dogs that have hit puberty. :-)

he is looking real good, Tim. That little "odd" behavior..... sign of a strong pointing dog. It looks like he is on track to me, just have fun with him this fall. Then training begins after hunting season.

alone without a boat...... North Dakota easy, take the extra time. if your going to drive 20 make it 25 hours. I have hunted Kansas for upland for a number of years and there might be a few places around you can do that kind of hunt but not many. Nebraska is going to have some as well, and...

Parts of South central ND are noticeably void of ducks. a large slough on our place should be 1-3 feet based on NWI data it is roughly 8-10 for last 10 years. Depending on topography some places in may flood new areas some just get deeper. On side note the glacial plains of central ND is...

I am DD guy, but I am a Judge under JGHV so I have judged DK's(a "german" shorthair like a DD vs GWP) They are fine swimmers and retrievers, They don't tolerate the cold and in general don't have a "love" for the water like a DD. Just like any dog finding the right Kennel that hunts the same...

My area of South Central ND has had a good amount of rain the last few weeks. We however were fairly dry before that, and is possible like last year that we were dry as the ducks were coming through and they continued on northward. Up to the last few days its been cold and wet, so any nesting...

2 black females and 3 black males

Ah.... there are no neighborhood cats..... :-)

Brandee whelped her litter just over a week ago, 5 boys and 4 girls. All are very active, persistent and most were big pups. Going through this my first time has been a little daunting but have a great network of people that have assisted me. Here are some shots from Sunday at 1 week old.

awesome I always thought a 15' would be ideal size. Watch for one before i left the coast. Someday.....

brandon check out page 57 of Joesph Long's American Wild-fowl Shooting from 1879 its on google ebooks for free. He shows pictures of how to make a decoy that has the same V-bottom. I know there is another book in that same time frame that shows a similar style of decoy. I am not sure where...

Excellent Tim and thank you for the opportunity for us to talk about this little known style of decoys. I really appreciate the project your under taking, collecting and documenting the history is so valuable. I think a road trip is in store for you to the east coast. The NYtimes article...

yesterday, so now its a waiting game. but have the whelping room all ready. Went down to a friends last week to watch a litter so I least could see all the things I read and have been told. she looks like she is going to pop.

black duck black(I believe the ratio is 1 part ultramarine blue and 2 parts burnt umber) and then mix in white to get desired grey. mars black will give you blueish grey, or cold grey. I will mix up big batches and store in empty paint jars.

As usual very well done Tim. I don't think there is anyone this side of the pond as knowledgeable about the big bore guns as those two. On top of that Tom has been doing the ballistics research for 30+years and is considered one of the best in the country.