Carved Wood duck ID

[Nomad]

So my wife’s brother had these, and since our daughter likes ducks, his woman  friend gave them to her . Now the big dark one is signed by Ken Harris Of Woodville ,and the internet has tons of info on him. The lighter one is signed by Bud Wiser ….. Geneva NY , 1974 I couldn’t find anything on him . Lol 

The small one has no name or markings , it’s very heavy for it’s size .

Perhaps some duck guy recognizes the work .  My BIL was from Canandaigua, which ties in well with the other two makers locations  .

Edited December 29, 2022 by Bucksnbows
Title clarity

[mowin]

Definitely wood ducks. 

Edited December 29, 2022 by mowin

[Bucksnbows]

1 hour ago, mowin said:

Definitely wood ducks. 

I added “Carved” to the thread title for clarity. I was wondering why IDing a wood duck would be difficult as I clicked on the thread. 
 

@Nomadbeautiful hand carved decoys. I have some inexpensive ones myself, but nothing like those. 

[mowin]

9 minutes ago, Bucksnbows said:

I added “Carved” to the thread title for clarity. I was wondering why IDing a wood duck would be difficult as I clicked on the thread. 
 

@Nomadbeautiful hand carved decoys. I have some inexpensive ones myself, but nothing like those. 

Sure, change the title after I identified them.  Lol. 

[Nomad]

13 minutes ago, Bucksnbows said:

I added “Carved” to the thread title for clarity. I was wondering why IDing a wood duck would be difficult as I clicked on the thread. 
 

@Nomadbeautiful hand carved decoys. I have some inexpensive ones myself, but nothing like those. 

Thank you, once I posted I realized that .

[Rusty]

11 hours ago, mowin said:

Definitely wood ducks.