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MAY/JUNE 2011 • Volume 35, Number 3
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| ON THE COVER: Burlington Bay at the west end of Lake Ontario was once a haven for migrating waterfowl – bluebills, redheads and canvasbacks congregated by the thousands - and the locals took full advantage of the opportunity. They employed a method of hunting called “screening,” where a rig of 50 to 100 decoys was set up offshore. Once the divers came into the decoys, the hunters would sneak out in a skiff hidden behind a small frame interlaced with grass or reeds, called a “screen.” Ivar Fernlund, whose decoys grace the cover, is one of the more celebrated carvers from the area. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE. |
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