Prairie Canada Carvers' Association

for the love of carving

Stay connected - sign-up for our newsletter and follow us on  Facebook

Visit our YouTube Channel here

Check out our online raffle draws here until May 6:30 CST May 14th, 2021

1st Open, Wildfowl: Austin Eade

1st Open, Traditional: Carl Robblee

2nd Open, Wildfowl: Austin Eade

2nd Open, Traditional: Bert Bodnaruk

3rd Open, Traditional; Peoples' Choice Award; Carvers' Choice Award: Bill Nitzsche

3rd Open, Wildfowl: Doug Carson

1st Intermediate, Wildfowl: Susan Cowtan

1st Intermediate, Traditional: Steve Boechler

2nd Intermediate, Wildfowl: Susan Cowtan

2nd Intermediate, Traditional: Perry Kon

3rd Intermediate, Wildfowl: Cynthia Roth

3rd Intermediate, Traditional: Perry Kon

1st Novice, Wildfowl: Gerald Lukianchuk

1st Novice, Traditional: Les Kormilo

2nd Novice, Wildfowl: Gerald Lukianchuk

2nd Novice, Traditional: Gerard Dufresne

3rd Novice, Wildfowl: Richard Roy

3rd Novice, Traditional: Wayne Soder

Morgan Whiteway Best of Show Slick Purchase Award: Reg Plett

Tory Neald Natural Finish Wildlife Purchase Award: Ray Minaudier

PCC2016- Best of Show coctail - Austin Eade avocet

1st Cocktail, Waterfowl: Lee Garbel

1st Cocktail, Traditional: Carl Robblee

Richard Whittom Duck Head Purchase Award: Frank Macfarlane

Richardson Antique Decoy Purchase Award: Ross Gage

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!