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Crayfish

Original design, carved from Jersey white cedar, 6" from tip of tail to tip of antennae. Brush painted with oils, hand hammered copper claws and tail, brass legs and whiskers. Swim tested, this pattern won Rich a blue ribbon at the Tuckerton Decoy Show in 2001.

In stock & available $42

Green Salamander

Original design, hand carved from white pine, 5.75" long. Brush painted with artist oil paints, painted copper feet and hand painted glass eyes. Great little salamander! 

In stock & available $45

Magnum Crayfish

This great cedar crayfish measures 10" from the tip of its whiskers to the end of its tail!  It has brass legs, whiskers, and line tie, copper claws and tail, and map pin eyes. 

Available by special order

 

Mouse

New original design, hand carved from beautiful solid butternut.  Antiqued copper feet, leather tail, and antique glass eyes.  The body measures 4.5" long, and the mouse is 8" from nose to the end of the tail.

In stock & available $38 

Leopard Frog

New original design, carved from white pine.  Frog measures 6", has painted copper arms and feet and hand painted glass eyes.  Beautifully brush painted with artist oil paints.

Available by special order

 

Folk Art Frog

Original design, hand carved from white pine, 6.5" long. Brush painted with artist oil paints, hand sawn copper arms and feet and hand painted antique lure eyes. Just a great folk art frog decoy! 

Available by special order

 

Red Salamander

Original design, hand carved from white cedar, 5.75" long. Brush painted with artist oils, painted copper feet and hand painted glass eyes. Great little salamander! 

In stock & available $45

 

Pickerel Frog

Original design, hand carved from white pine, 6.5" long. Brush painted with artist oil paints, hand sawn copper arms and feet and hand painted antique lure eyes. Just a great folk art frog decoy! 

Available by special order

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