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Wildfowl Carving Magazine is dedicated to the art of decoy and decorative bird carving. Both novice and experienced carvers visit our pages for reference topics and detailed demonstrations, as well as tips and techniques from the world's best carvers. Check out our Spring 2013 issue for articles on everything from painting a blue jay to carving a downy woodpecker.
More exciting Wildfowl Carving Magazine news! You can now subscribe to the digital edition of Wildfowl Carving Magazine! That's right, the magazine you love is now available on your PC, iPad, Android or iPhone, just click to here to subscribe to our new digital version.
COMPETITION 2012 is NOW available! This year's exciting edition features
photographs of the finest carvings from last year's top shows, this is a must-have for carvers and collectors alike. You'll see more than 200 carvings of ducks, raptors, songbirds, shorebirds, and more! Order your copy NOW by clicking here.
You can also order ONLINE ANYTIME: Using the online catalog, you can order Wildfowl Carving Magazine subscriptions and gift subscriptions, back issues, books, Workbench Projects, DVDS or renew your subscription securely on this site. Purchase items for yourself, or as gifts for your friends!
We're also really proud of our newest book, Wings on the Water. Fellow carvers are thrilled with the amazing images and tons of reference information you will find in it's pages. You can click here to find out more.
43rd Annual Ward World Championship. Starting on Friday, April 26, Tom Huntington will be providing photos and news from the big show in Ocean City, Maryland. You can find the page right here.
Previous Show Coverage:
Reports from the 2013 Ohio Decoy Collectors and Carvers Association show are here.
You can find the report from the 2012 Easton
Waterfowl Festival here.
Check out the work from the 2012 Northeast Waterfowl Festival here.
Here are some photos from the 2012 Ward World Championship.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO US! WCM's Spring 2010 issue marked our Silver Anniversary. Do you own the first 100 issues?


