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Shell Game, Part One                                                 

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American White Pelican, Part Two: Painting and…

Previously I demonstrated how I carved the American white pelican. The… More

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Say No to Dust                                     

Dust is part of carving, whether its from power carving or sanding. I… More

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Rodents Beware--Part Two: Painting the Barn Owl                                                                                                       

The final stage to this sculpture is painting the bird. The barn owl has a… More

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Feats of Clay                                   

Before carving a bird, I often make a clay model, something I learned from… More

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A Toucan Decoy - Part II                                                         

In the last issue, I demonstrated how I started carving this toucan decoy,… 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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Canvasback Head Carving Demonstration                                                                                   

For the following demonstration, I used knives for everything except the… More

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A Competition Gunning Ring-necked Duck Part Two:…

In the Fall 2016 issue, we saw how Patrick Bearden makes most of his… More

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Fire Bird                           

In a fire in the collector's home, debris from a crumbling fireplace had… More

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Looking Up                             

The red-breasted nuthatch is one of North Americas four nuthatches. These… More

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The Transformed Log                                               

Using a 250-pound trunk piece of an American cherry tree, I decided to… More

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Bufflehead Hen, Part Two                                                         

When texturing feathers it is important not to burn too deeply. I turn… More

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Just a Gull: Part Two                                                   

In the article that appeared in the previous issue, I carved, sealed, and… More

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Carve and Paint an American Wigeon Hen, Part Four                                                                                                           

Last issue, I discussed how to texture and prime the decoy. Now, it's time… More

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