Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. Learn More

Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down.

Learn More

Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down.

Learn More

Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down.

Learn More

The Canvasback is one of the most dramatic duck in North America. It is blindingly fast,dramatic,and just plain fun to watch. Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards.

Learn More

Julie Gilbert's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down. Learn More

Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down. Learn More

The Gilbert Common Eider is my favorite decoy. In a previous life I lived and hunted on the coast of Maine. Launching into the Atlantic Ocean before first light, and then watching wave after wave of Eider comming into the bays from the open Ocean was a spectacular sight.
Learn More

Julie's cork decoys are built from basswood for the head and pine or cedar for keels and tailboards. The bodies are carved from high-density yellow cork. The keels are drilled and weighted so gravity will right the decoy after being floated upside down Learn More