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Decoy Making

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Wildfowl decoys have been made using a wide variety of materials and techniques. In his book, Wild Fowl Decoys, published in 1934, architect Joel Barber described some of the variety of decoys found in the United States and the way they were made. Here we take a look at these and some others that Barber does not describe.

This page has paths:

  1. Inside Decoys from Shelburne Museum Nancie Ravenel

Contents of this path:

  1. Solid Decoys
  2. Hollow decoys
  3. Cork Decoys
  4. Canvas Decoys
  5. Papier-mâché decoy
  6. Taxidermy Decoy 1967-88.1
  7. Gadgets and Gizmos