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    Restle coated Tundra Swans

    The cost of materials is beginning to take the fun out of making foamers a little bit. Hopefully getting cheaper energy with a new president will relax that a bit, Nearly everything I use is now double the price. I have done restle coat type, but used rustoleum for glue and fine sawdust of...
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    Restle coated Tundra Swans

    excellent work, who says an old dog can't learn new tricks. It's really nice to have decoys that big that don't weigh anymore than a plastic duck decoy. The head positions are great too.
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    New Decorations

    Thanks guys. You can blame William for my presence here. We collaborate on a lot of things. He suggested this was a good place to camp out with friends. Making decoys is a creative outlet for me, but I do a lot of other things to pay the bills. I consider myself a multimedia...
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    Alaskan winter

    my dad used danish oil almost exclusively on the wood work he made. I had a friend in kansas that always used tru oil, so that's what I used on this landing net. The wood came from the family farm, my dad traded a few black walnut trees to a mobile saw mill that used a vacuum kiln on his wood...
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    Alaskan winter

    What kind of oil are you using on the shotgun stock. I use Birchwood Casey Tru Oil on my landing nets. I usually put on 8 coats and an additional coat each year to cover dings. My son was a fly fishing guide for 4 years and had the boat nets out nearly every day for 5 months a season, never...
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    Gray ones are OK, black and white ones....

    I absolutely hate possums. At about 25 years old I moved my family into the homestead after my grandpa passed. I was a very serious trapper, but only had time after the move to set traps on our place and the neighbors place, about one full section of ground in southeast Kansas. It hadn't been...
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    New Decorations

    we are going to have to get william to mold up some full bodies.
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    New Decorations

    I get requests for fulvous and black bellies frequently, apparently their range is expanding. It's very difficult to get good references of those types of ducks sitting on the water like a typical decoy. Is the top bird a mottled? I'm getting mixed up in the discussion of mottled and mexican...
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    New Decorations

    beautiful mounts Noah.
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    New Decorations

    William, black bear is excellent table fare when it's taken care of properly. That kind of goes with any wild game to some extent. Now mule deer, canada goose, and a few ducks I won't mention are what I call sausage hunts.
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    New Decorations

    My dad killed several banded birds when I was young, he reported the bands and then dropped them in the trash. I'm pretty sure my son has no idea where his bands are, one of them is floating around my house. They will let you keep the collar from a wolf after they take the good stuff out of...
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