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Just marvelous. I like anything native american themed. I've always wanted to make a reed decoy, you have inspired me.

that sounds like fun. Caleb and I made a bunch of wood duck boxes that were put out by a high school zoology class that was taught at the fish and game office in Boise. That was close to 20 years ago. The boxes we later found were within reach of a tall man. I'm glad to see you needing a 20...

I snuck one more pair in before April.

that's quite a crew, great work.

I doubt if I finish anymore this month, but this is the latest crew, shipped out today.

Caleb still shoots mine from time to time, but they're foam so there's that. I saw a documentary about driving the Alaska highway where they called it "miles and miles of miles and miles". I've done 4 trips on the Alcan and that's a pretty true statement. I think of feathering in the same...

Ron, that's some great progress, you must have been going non stop to get that far. I don't do a lot of hand painting, but I do know you can get in the zone and only come up for air or for me most of the time reminded it's supper time.

I just got through one of my never ending paint jobs. My drying room is all the way across the house, I'm sure getting my steps in with this group. I've still got to scrape the paint off the eyes, once that is done its signature time. Tomorrow is shipping day, I don't ever get to enjoy them...

good luck Ron, they are one of those never ending paint jobs, about the time you think you are done, your not.

benp, no truer words have been spoken. However I do have all that foamer tutorial information on my facebook page, it's free, you don't have to join anything, just information and how to stuff. It's way too much information to put it in a thread here.

I don't believe it is. It was sold long ago and shut down shortly after. It showed up on facebook. It doesn't deal much with carved foam processes. I have been known to carve a foam decoy from time to time.