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I was able to attend last year and it was a good show for it's first year. There is talk of it being even larger in 2016. There were lots of raffles and drawings 100 plus vendors ,dock dogs etc.Lots of call makers not many decoy carvers last year but that might change . There were some vendors...

Ammo. (Have lots left over)

I might be able to dig up some in the spring and mail them to you. I guess the question would be how the laws are written about importing invasive plants , I can't imaging thus weed not being all over the U.S. Phil

Worth, I have a garden spot that has tons of this very nasty weed each spring. The seed stays deep in the ground so when you try pulling it up all you get is the top growth of the weed which breaks off above the seed pod. Then it just grows new shoots.

I would do what makes you happy and looks good to you. A duck flying by at 20 mph won't notice the fine detail.For those of us who carve our own decoys there is always the problem of when to stop adding detail, do the ducks care probably not. Does the guy getting ready to drop a $ 100 bill on a...

The broken bills are usually the issue ,I do like Steve and use a small drilling bit to drill out a small hole going length wise into the bill then insert a finishing nail.I am usually careful with my decoys but with E- Allen's or my own handmade decoys bills and tail boards are going to get the...

What part of the decoy broke, was it at a neck joint, mid body? I don't think cold temps would cause it . I have hunted here in NC in some low teens and single degree temps using these decoys. You might send Lou a email and see what he thinks.

I have a small rig I bought from Lou back in 1993 and they are still in good condition except for a few broken bills. I keep them stored in the shop during the off season. Never had a issue with them becoming brittle or material breaking down. Phil

Pouring rain today mid 60s by Wednesday morning suppose to be 19 degrees.Finally some cold weather!!

Tom, Tom,Tom... Not Todd. Dang compooter can't spell worth a darn.

Todd, Well better late than never, put me in the mix. Cork drake ringneck ready to go. Pic on the way to you.

Count me in again this year, will have a cork bird ready.

Did you try google? There are a ton of pics of all type of waterfowl.Good Luck!!!

Yea we had a bill here in N.C. that passed making it legal to use a suppressor while hunting. The ways understand it you get a back ground check , pay a $200 tax /fee and register it with the state. Rumor has it a o.k. quality suppressor costs $400 to $500 not including the fitting. Heck...

Pat, I was wondering if you guys ever recaptured birds from the day before or prior years.Might be worth getting trapped in a cage 2 days in a row for another helping of corn. :)

"Marsh Fox"

If carving medium is cork you can get by with a half round rasp and sand paper for the body.Carving knife and sand paper for head,need a hand saw to notch out tail board.This is bare minimum,if cut outs are wood might need draw knife ,wood chisel .You can get by with screwing block of wood on...

Yea wife got a laugh out of that one Sunday night.

I'm with you on that one.Last saturday we had tornado warnings one county over , tuesday that same week it was 9 degrees. Like the old saying goes if you don't like the weather just wait a day or so.

When I return from a hunting trip my wife ask's did you "get anything".Mom when she' s around wants to know did you "kill any", and co workers ask did you "catch anything" I usually say yea I shot a couple ducks , yea I killed a deer. No big fields of crops here so I "pick"from the garden.