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Bart: A master carver who has been perfecting his artistry in waterfowl carvings since 1996, Bart produces two to three ducks each year. Each duck takes him between 200 - 300 hours of time. In addition to waterfowl, Bart has carved a dozen or so raptors, pileated woodpeckers and owls. His works sell from $650 - $2,500.

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