Prairie Canada Carvers' Association
for the love of carving
Wildfowl: Intermediate 2nd: John Barton
2nd Wildfowl, Intermediate: John Barton
Wildfowl - Open 2nd: Bob Lavender
2nd Wildfowl, Open: Bob Lavender
Wildfowl: Novice 3rd - Susan Cowtan
3rd Wildfowl, Novice: Susan Cowtan
Wildfowl: Intermediate 1st - Ernie Fehr
1st Wildfowl, Intermediate: Ernie Fehr
Wildfowl: Intermediate 3rd: Ernie Fox
3rd Wildfowl, Intermediate: Ernie Fox
Wildfowl: Open 1st: Jean Minaudier
1st Wildfowl, Open: Jean Minaudier
Wildfowl: Open 3rd: Bob Lavender
3rd Wildfowl, Open: Bob Lavender
Traditional: Intermediate 2nd: Perry Kon
2nd Traditional, Intermediate: Perry Kon
Traditional: Novice 2nd - Deborah Spear
2nd Traditional, Novice: Deborah Spear
Traditional: Novice 3rd - Dennis Brown
3rd Traditional, Novice: Dennis Brown
Wildfowl: Novice 1st - Susan Cowtan
1st Wildfowl, Novice: Susan Cowtan
Wildfowl: Novice 2nd - Susan Cowtan
2nd Wildfowl, Novice: Susan Cowtan
Traditional: Novice 1st - Gerald Dufresne
1st Traditional, Novice: Gerald Dufresne
Cocktail, Traditional 1st - Bill Nitzsche
Cocktail, Traditional 1st: Bill Nitzsche
Traditional: Open 2nd - Carl Robblee
2nd Traditional, Open: Carl Robblee
Traditional: Intermediate 3rd: Barry Konzelman
3rd Traditional, Intermediate: Barry Konzelman
Cocktail Best of Show Bob Lavender
Cocktail Best of Show Bob Lavender
Traditional: Open 1st - Clarence Sawatzky
1st Traditional, Open: Clarence Sawatzky
Traditional: Open 3rd - Bill Nitzsche
3rd Traditional, Open: Bill Nitzsche
Traditional: Intermediate 1st: Shirley Lawrence
1st Traditional, Intermediate: Shirley Lawrence
About Us
Over twenty five years ago, a group of wildlife enthusiasts got together and founded the Association with a goal of promoting an appreciation for wildlife through carving.
Today, Prairie Canada’s goal remains the same and we continue to support and promote our deep appreciation of wildlife through our annual Show and Competition. Over the years, our competition has grown to showcase a variety of carvings, including waterfowl, song and shorebirds, fish, traditional carvings, as well as, stone, bark, bone, and antler carvings. The Prairie Canada Carving Competition has not only grown in size, but has developed into one of North America’s premiere competitions.
Our show has been featured in Wildfowl Carving and Collecting magazine, published in Pennsylvania, USA on several occasions. This is a wonderful accomplishment, as only a few competitions from across North America are featured in this publication each year!