Retired CDFW Wildlife Officer Aaron Freitas, a duck decoy carver and judge at the Pacific Flyway Decoy Association’s 53rd annual show and wildlife festival in Sacramento this month, leads us inside the world of decoy carving, one of North America’s original art forms practiced initially by Native American Tribes. It’s a beautiful and fascinating art that contributes to California’s rich waterfowl hunting history. Take a look. | California Department of Fish and Wildlife