Montana Outdoors Vol 11 No 6 Sep/oct 1980
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A coping saw, glue clamps, hand drill, small hatchet, rasp and draw- knife can also help the beginner. Jig and band saws, rifflers, wood chisels and electric drills can be added later.
Balsa is a practical wood for beginners to start on. It is easy to carve, and general bird anatomy can be mastered more readily working with it than with harder woods. Other woods frequently used by carvers are linden (basswood), white-cedar, white pine, sugar pine and cottonwood.
Color photographs, mounted birds... or birds taken during hunting season can be used as refer- ence material for getting accurate measurements, proportions and colors.
Several books are also available on decoy carv- ing, including "How to Make Working Decoys," by George Ross Starr, Jr., M.D. (Winchester Press); "The Art of Bird Carving," by Wendell Gilley (Hillcrest Publications, Inc.); and "Game Bird Carving," by Bruce Burk (Winchester Press).
Aside from the materials mentioned above, plus some oil paints or acrylics to apply the finishing touches, you will need only liberal amounts of pa- tience and leisure time.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 11 No 6 Sep/oct 1980?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A coping saw, glue clamps, hand drill, small hatchet, rasp and draw- knife can also help the beginner. Jig and band saws, rifflers, wood chisels and electric drills can be added later.
Balsa is a practical wood for beginners to start on. It is easy to carve, and general bird anatomy can be mastered more readily working with it than with harder woods. Other woods frequently used by carvers are linden (basswood), white-cedar, white pine, sugar pine and cottonwood.
Color photographs, mounted birds... or birds taken during hunting season can be used as refer- ence material for getting accurate measurements, proportions and colors.
Several books are also available on decoy carv- ing, including "How to Make Working Decoys," by George Ross Starr, Jr., M.D. (Winchester Press); "The Art of Bird Carving," by Wendell Gilley (Hillcrest Publications, Inc.); and "Game Bird Carving," by Bruce Burk (Winchester Press).
Aside from the materials mentioned above, plus some oil paints or acrylics to apply the finishing touches, you will need only liberal amounts of pa- tience and leisure time.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 11 No 6 Sep/oct 1980?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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