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    Talking Wooden ducks

    Any of you fellas know anything about wooden ducks? I'm posting some pick for a friend, the duck may be from your side of the border, Thanks very much-SDH


    Sorry for where I'm logging this post, but, I think it may be a commando duck
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    No pictures at the moment, but the old timers I used to know (I mean the fellows who fought in WWII and their fathers), has a bunch of these which they used as decoys for duck hunting. I've got 3 or 4 at home (no pics unfortunatly) that seem to be carved just like yours, only the paint jobs are different.

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    Some of those Older decoys are very valuable if they are wooden and hand made -do a little search first looks like a Ebay item to me

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    Yup. Old school decoys, and as noted, very collectible these days.

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