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East Meets West: Carving the Eastern Blue Jay                                                                                                   

It wasnt too long ago that the first Eastern blue jay showed up outside… More

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Del Herbert Shorebirds                                                     

I find shorebirds to be some of the most fascinat ing creatures in our… More

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Carving the Black-billed Magpie                                                                       

The magpie is one of my favorite birds to carve. It has great personality… More

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By Any Other Name - Part II                                                               

If you think painting is complex, I hope to change your mind. I break down… More

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By Any Other Name - Part I                                                             

When I learned that WILDFOWL CARVING MAGAZINE had never done a full… More

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Branching Out                                   

Creating a habitat for your bird should be a fun and exciting stage of any… More

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Alpha, Part One                                       

Watching a gyrfalcon fly and hunt was an unforgettable experience. The… More

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Alexander and Maria                                               

Early in 2012 I learned that the pair competition at the 2014 Ward World… More

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A Turkey Tail                                   

Occasionally, I get the desire to put birds aside and try my hand at other… More

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A Side of Side Pockets                                                     

A decoy is more than the sum of its parts, of course, but it's still… More

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A Sectional Swan                                         

The trumpeter swan has an 11-foot wingspan, making it the worlds largest… More

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A Cork Mallard                                     

I developed and evolved the techniques presented in this tutorial during… More

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A Cork Mallard                                     

Historically, the use of cork for making decoy bodies was common in the… More

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A Carolina Classic, Part Two                                                                 

Traditionally, the makers of canvas and wire decoys covered their decoys… More

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A Carolina Classic                                             

You can trace the history of the canvas decoy back to the turn of the… More

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