Nut-Hatch

This Nut-Hatch was entered into the 2011  Artistry In Wood show in Anchorage in February.  It is carved from Tupelo.  It, as are all of the birds, was painted by my wife Betty.  She is also the "quality control person" for all of my carvings.

16" Rainbow Trout

This trout is going after salmon eggs on the bottom of the stream.  The trout, and rocks are carved from Tupelo wood, which  I use for most of my carvings.  Tupelo is found in many of the southern states.

American Kesteral With Grass Hopper

 Carved in 2001.  The Kesteral is also know as the "Sparrow Hawk"

Arctic Grayling Going For A Fly

This Arctic Grayling was carved in 2007. Some Fishermen refer to this coloration as a "Black Back".

My New Blog

 I will be posting comments and pictures of past, and present wood carving projects.