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06-13-2005, 11:15 AM
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A couple years ago I had the good fortune to be able to just HOLD the last known Wood Bros. hand carved decoy. A pruning pintail that was bought at auction for $32,500, I suppose that would be a little pricey, huh.
I see on e-bay every now and then some Pasgagola and Dodge wooden decoys, I have 2 pasgagola's they should sell from $40 to $80 each, Dodges, anywhere from $50 to $200. Personally I like the old working dekes, I think they have their own appealing qualities.
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T.J. 
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