This gave rise to a new form of wooden counterfeiting, namely corn decoys. This legal form of baiting was used to try to convince wary waterfowl that a meal could be had, should they be inclined to land. The actual success of field corn decoys is somewhat suspect however, it is part of a bygone era of waterfowling. Today, field corn decoys are an interesting collectible, whether to add to your carving collection, or as a door hanging or centerpiece. The variations are endless.
Price is per ear of corn.
Native pine and cedar are used for carving. Made in the Adirondack region. We guarantee your satisfaction. All sales are based on your approval and subject to your complete satisfaction. If you are not satisfied for any reason and return your purchase in original condition within 30 days, we will gladly refund your purchase price.