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Turning full circle
Full Circle Waterfowl is a community that revolves back to the traditions of Waterfowl hunting.
It’s a place to learn and to teach.
The Owner
Tyler Coleman is a waterfowler to the core. He is a man of God, master taxidermist, award winning decoy carver, and all around bird nerd. If he’s not in his shop, he’s running dogs or hunting. He loves what he gets to do.
The Shop
Full Circle Waterfowl is set up in the front section of Rowe Sales in Service on the west side of Robesonia, PA. The space was originally built in the 1930’s, as a car dealer. With a lot of the original architecture in place it gives the step back in time we were hoping for, with plenty of room to grow the vision.
Honoring
Sprig is Tyler’s late Boykin Spaniel. He was a huge inspiration to the start of Full Circle Waterfowl, hence the reason there is a pintail in the logo. Starting Full Circle Waterfowl allowed Tyler the freedoms to train Sprig and hunt with him whenever. His untimely passing at 6 years old was right before the opening of the shop, his legacy will live on within Full Circle Waterfowl.
Another fun throwback, leading up to our first split opener this Saturday.
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This one goes back to 2018, right before the season came in we got upwards of 8” of rain in a few day timeframe..Farmers didn’t have time to get corn off, and water stayed in the fields most of the year. There were ample opportunities to harvest ducks in flooded corn fields, which doesn’t happen often near us. Here, we winged it and just set up in a section of corn with some decent hide, the birds were coaxed in with just some simple quacks and motion on the water.. My Boykin Spaniel “Sprig” crushed it. This was the year he really grew as a retriever. I sure miss him, but it’ll be fun to have my Boykin “Preacher” by my side to start this duck season. ... See MoreSee Less
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Fantastic picture.
Thanks to John Wallace for trusting me with this memorable pair.. harvested by his son, and some last retrieves for his late dog Zeke. I am always honored to help preserve memories through taxidermy. ... See MoreSee Less
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With the first split of our season here in Pennsylvania opening Saturday, we will post some memorable hunts from the past, this week, to get ready.
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This morning we had a fresh blanket of snow from the night before.. found open water along a spring fed creek, used a white tyvek as the hide, and just remained patient. This black duck was the lone bird to come in on this solo hunt..with a frozen gun I had one shot go off and glad to have made it count. It was a 9 year old band. ... See MoreSee Less
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Nice story!
Great picture!
“I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds” Psalm 9:1
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#Preacherpreaches ... See MoreSee Less
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Photos from Full Circle Waterfowl's post ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome pics! Love it
Hell yeah!
Great pictures!!! Thanks again for everything!
Incoming Pintail ... See MoreSee Less
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“Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long.” Psalm 25:5
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Pennsylvania Sanctioned State Duck Calling Competition.. enjoy! ... See MoreSee Less
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Way to go Hamp Underhill II
We strive to leave fields better than we found them ... See MoreSee Less
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I like those orange ones
Biodegradable wads will be the future for sure.
Most of my reloads are fiber wads now. No floating wads anymore!
Pack it in ...pack it out!
always. I’m saddened to see sometimes how fields are left.
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