Norfolk auctioneer Randy Fiel’s latest auction, the one taking up half of his showroom on Monticello Avenue, is one he won’t soon forget. “We went out and saw it and I was flabbergasted,” said Fiel.

Jerry Simmons picks up his decoys after the end of their first hunt. He carved the decoys by hand, making them from tupelo and cork. Mike Marsh A hunter headed into the darkness in a 17-foot boat, his ...

, and, of course, historic guns. We hope you enjoy. Stay classy, everyone._ Until he carved his first decoys, Jerry Talton was, by his own description, a “wild-ass redneck surfer dude” from the North ...

Most of today's duck hunters outfit themselves with plastic decoys that retail for about $5 each. Effective, but lacking the grace of the realistically carved wood decoys of the past. The carving is ...

Today was a treat for K2, and I. It was back up to Havre De Grace, and it was all about three brothers who may be the last of the homemade Duck/Goose decoy makers left in America. Meet, from left to ...

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The Art of Deception looks at hand carved duck decoys as a form of American folk art. What are duck decoys, and how did they become sought-after collectibles? ‘The Art of Deception’ looks at hand ...

Havre de Grace is referred to by many as the decoy capital of the world. So it’s a must-visit for anyone who collects hand-carved waterfowl decoys. The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is worth the trip by ...

Havre de Grace is referred to by many as the decoy capital of the world. So, it’s a must-visit for anyone who collects hand-carved waterfowl decoys. The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is worth the trip ...

To attract ducks, they spread across the water rigs of carved or fabricated decoys, a tradition that goes back more than three centuries in Vermont. In 1687, French explorer Baron Lahontan accompanied ...

EDINA, Minn. -- Doug Lodermeier was bursting with stories about Minnesota duck-decoy carvers. We were in Lodermeier's basement office in early December, thumbing through a computer copy of his new ...