Decoy ID for the gurus

[Vince Pagliaroli]

Nick asked for info about the decoys.

Others and I tried to help.

You did what you do.

It is what it is no harm, no foul.

 

[tod osier]

Nick asked for info about the decoys.

Others and I tried to help.

You did what you do.

It is what it is no harm, no foul.

Glad I could help.

 

[thomas wilkins]

It is nice to have a forum like this to help identify these old decoys. This is how it all started back before the internet with the magazine called
The Decoy Hunter. Thanks Eric for this Great Forum.

Tom

 

[george w]

Nick,perhaps you can contact the previous owner, whose name is on the bottom. You might get info on maker?

 

[Nick Zito]

George, not possible. My brother-in-law is in his 40s and his father is in his 80s. That would put his grandfather in the 100-120 age group. No longer alive

 

[thomas wilkins]

Nick, there is a FB group I belong to that has some very knowledgeable members that may be able to identify your decoys.
You can post a picture of them, and they will respond.
Southern Ontario, St Clair Flats & Toronto School Decoys

Tom

 

[george w]

Aha, I did not realize tha was your grandfather. Take to Clayton for the decoy show in july. Someone there should be able to give you an i D.

 

[Stephanie Church king]

Mark,
I have a hen Bufflehead I picked up at the Pointe Mouillee festival a number of years ago.
It was carved by Thircul Church from Port Dover, Ontario. Are you familiar with him or his decoys?

RVZ

Thircul Church is my Father, from Port Dover ont, ( still living) and still carving 48 years and counting, if you want more information please contact me.