Recent content by Jeff Stewart

Good looking green heads, Bob. That last pic is a great one.

Now you've got me wondering if I can justify a custom brand to my lovely bride. This darn site always leads to me spending more money!

Great trip report and pics. It made this old Oregon boy homesick, that's for sure.

If you ever forget to feel grateful that we live in North America, just talk to someone who doesn't or who grew up elsewhere. This truly is God's continent! Beautiful pics. I got cold just looking at them. Thankfully I had some Famous Grouse to warm me up. Cheers!

Beautiful boat and a great lloking doig. Lot's of intensity. Tell old Mr Whiskey I will toast him with his namesake. Slainte!

God Bless you for taking the time to show those youngsters a little of the outdorr life and how to appreciate the birds. We need more like you.

Great work by the Can. You might want to consider giving him a raise. Beautiful contrast in the photo. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful blocks. I love the head variations. Smooth flowing lines throughout. You've given me some ideas for my next set of dekes. Thanks for sharing.

WOW! Those mounts are terrific. The varied poses and water really add to the beauty. Unless you tiled the Taj Mahal for him, I think you got the better end of this deal. I'd be willing to store some for you if you don't have room. :)

Sorry to hear about the fall. The dekes look great. Well worth waiting for.

Beautiful birds, but where are the dogs? You didn't have to sell them to afford the shotgun did you? :)

Snipe make great eating and are an underappreciated game bird. They are some of the best (and most frustrating) gunning I've done. Check out Worth Mathewson's book on the subject if you are interested.

Chuck; Great work. Thanks for all the in progress photos. I have to admit I like the base paint better than the full feathers. Minimalism: its the new realism. :)

Great Job Sydney! Don't forget about Worth Mathewson's First Duck pin. It is a great memento for a young duck huntress.

Safety and common sense have always been the first things I look for in a hunting partner. Those are non-negotiable to me. But there is always that other component, the type of hunter who enjoys the hunt for it's own sake rather than judging success by a full limit. I find that time spent...