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Beautiful as usual Geoff! Keep em comeing!

Nice meeting you at the show Pat! Always good to put a name with a face............unless the face belongs to RD Wilson!!! hahahahaha!

Good looking group PAT! Make sure you introduce yourself to me at the show! See ya there! Jim

I'll be there early Saturday morning tailgating from the Redmans Lodge parking lot..........I'll see ya there!

Looking good Charlie! Glad to hear you got a start on it! Did you find a Gobbler this spring? Worked a few here in PA but didnt connect. Keep posting those pics!

Thanks for the info Jason!

I'll be there Charlie..........be sure and look me up outside at the bay..........helping with the gunning pairs. C U Then! Jim

Geoff, The bird look great as I knew it would! Love your style my friend! The bird will grace my rig this fall..........gunners are made to gun! It will be shelved after the season and be a perminant part of my collection. I hope you throw som shot over that Ringer I made for you!! Notice I...

Knots Knives in Maryland makes some great drawknives for decoy carving...............any of the ones in the picture will do the job as well. The key..............SHARP TOOLS. You can remove a ton of material FAST with a draw knife. Next tool....invest in a spoke shave!

Loved the Canvas Swans! Excellent work!

Hey Bob! Welcome aboard! I'm sure you'll have alot to offer! Jim

Wood for working blocks can include basswood, white pine, sugar pine, cottonwood, and my favorite northern white cedar. These are just a few of the more common species. Another good choice for working birds is cork. The heads are still made from wood but the bodies are shaped from cork. Willy at...

Really like that swimming pose! Nice job!

Man I love it when you post up pics and I can see my decoys in action!! Thanks alot for sharing!! See you in Westlake.

Wish I was there Charlie! Great pic.thanks for sharing!

If you made Blackducks a few years ago for the HDG Show............I got one in the trade. Works well in my rig................ Jim

You shouldnt have any problem if you leave enough wall thickness. For cork usually 1" works pretty well. I use the same forstner bits that I use for wood. Some fellas I know have taken to sealing the inside of the hollow as well. I have not done this in the past and have had no problems but I am...

Nice looking woodies! Curious............Rex, do you compete in the rig competition at Havre De Grace???

Great pictures Hitch! I'll add them to my library..........may make a fulvous to show you at Westlake!

Good job Mitch! Hard to tell who is more proud............you or your dad!!