Exmore, Virginia, circa 2010 carved and painted wood, wooden bill, relief wing tips, incised MCNAIR on bottom.

Length 10.75 in.

Operating primarily from the late 20th century onwards, McNair has gained acclaim for his detailed and lifelike decoys, which are often characterized by their realism and intricate paintwork. His work reflects a deep understanding of waterfowl anatomy and behavior, making his decoys not only functional for hunting but also prized by collectors for their artistic value.

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Original, paint loss and scuffing to body and head.