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My heartfelt condolences on your loss, Todd. Nothing better than fresh puppy breath to help heal your heart.

Yes indeed... that Merganser is way cool!

Hank: [frowns] Where's your other hand? George: Between two pillows... Hank: Those aren't pillows!

That Buffie sure has great style!

A couple more... George.. .it was nice to chat with you briefly. Loved the wood duck. I liked the lines on this blackduck... Old... not sure, but liked them. A nice sleeper hoodie... And lastly... can't forget the Coot!

It's tough sometimes, with an antsy kid in tow, to really browse like you want to, but I did manage to snap a few photos while I was there on Saturday. Keith... was going to stop and chat, but you had quite the crowd around, so I opted to snap a few pics and let you do your thing...

A buddy shot one out on Erie two seasons ago.. an immature drake. That's the only one that I've heard of killed around these parts of Ohio.

Congrats to your daughter, Pat. After spending 20 years in a kitchen, I made a move to the supplier side of chefs, working for a sustainable farm that supplies specialty produce to many of the top chefs across the country (and internationally). We've sent some goodies to Kendall College in the...

As much as I'd like to show you my first bird, a bull Can made from Willy's kit, it was given as a gift, along with a couple bottles of cheap wine, to a guy that did some boiler work for me. Nothing worse than your heat going out on one of the coldest days of the year.. .a holiday. That #1 can...

If it's open to novices, I'd love to be a part of a swap.

You could test the waters of E-bay? Set a reserve and if the decoy doesn't sell for what you consider as a reasonable price, you're not out anything except a listing fee.

Nice Southern James Bay honker, Gary. There are always quite a few orange collars killed here in Ohio. Most of the goose bands I've harvested are local bandings, though I have a couple from up North. Of the four duck bands, only one was shot near its banding location... a Jack Miner mallard...

This one traveled a heck of a long way! Banded on 06/08/09 .... harvested 09/05/09, about 4 miles from the banding location. lol

Great looking Stickbills, Tom. You need one in the rig, riding the upside down bicycle, since that one dead bird, feet in the air, seems to pull all other incoming mergs.

I think I'd have to agree with Rick, too. Love watching Indian Runners... funny birds when they're getting wrangled up by a Border Collie.

Nice batch of Gold Chanterelles and Black Trumpets, but what are the red ones in the middle and what are the roots?