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ohma:
Kerry thanks for posting that and the nice words. ive got some pics of others but just havent felt like doing much last few days. i have to say that i sure underestimated the knee surgery it has been alot more uncomfortable than i was prepared for.

thomas h:
ive caught fish that dont  look as real as the carvings do

Knocker:
Very nice carving.  My father had a total knee joint replacement.  It set him back awhile, but he is walking like new now...  Hang in there!
Keith

Eric Krewson:
I was once a serious duck decoy carver. I sold them too cheaply and had a huge backlog of orders so I walked away form carving in 86. After looking at my huge pile of Tupelo gum carving wood for the last 24 years I finally decided bow and flintlock rifle building had permanently replaced carving. Sold all my wood yesterday, probably 25-30 well seasoned blocks, most large enough to carve a full sized decoy from, for $100.

The bad thing is, I sold all my really great carvings and only have a couple of so-so ones left.

jonathan creason:
Love that woody, Eric.  Those are by far my favorite duck.  They're a a pain to paint, though.

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