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What Happens with my Son & Decoys

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What happens when my son and I go to a decoy show to sell spears? We sell spears, but mostly My son Taylor barters them away for decoys! All in all a great day of fellowship with spearfishermen, and 27 new decoys in the collection! Great show In Alexandria, was definitely worth attending! Looking forward to Brainerd, and also Perham!

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What happens when my son and I go to a decoy show to sell spears? We sell spears, but mostly My son Taylor barters them away for decoys! All in all a great day of fellowship with spearfishermen, and 27 new decoys in the collection! Great show In Alexandria, was definitely worth attending! Looking forward to Brainerd, and also Perham!

Is there a decoy/spearing show coming to Brainerd if so when and where?

thanks,

MR

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yes it was a good show, and it was fun watching your son. I was person on the mic.

Haha, yeah... He is a salesman and a people person, I would bet the carvers at the show would know him on the street! Probably hide rather than be hit up for a trade!!lol

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Got another box, another 24 x 12 x10.5 Gonna have it full this week.lol I unplugged my welder and moved from spears to decoys, now I remember why I haven't built for a few years, been trying not to start as fishing takes a back seat once I begin!

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