Prairie Canada Carvers' Association
for the love of carving
Novice 2nd Best of Show - Richard Cederwall - rainbow trout
Carrie Braden Feather- Ruffed Grouse Tail Feather - Susan Cowtan
Cocktail Best of Show- Common Goldeneye - Frank Macfarlane
Intermediate 1st Best of Show- Cinnampon Teal - Ken Jarvie
Intermediate 2nd Best of Show- Blue Jay blues - Gerald Lukianchuk
Intermediate 2nd Best of Show- Whimsical Village - Larry Weselake
Intermediate 3rd Best of Show- African Ceremonial Mask - Barry Konzelman
Intermediate 3rd Best of Show- Lucille Loon - Gerald Lukianchuk
Intermediate ist Best of Show- African Spirit Mask - Barry Konzelman
James Rochardson - David Koss
Lakefish Net & Twine - Jean Mousseau
Neil Johnson Walking Stick - Al Whitfield
Neill Johnson Walking Stick Purchase Award- Al Whitfield
Novice 1st Best of Show_ Stylized Fish - Richard Cederwall
Novice 1st Best of Show- Eastern Bluebird - Colleen Noonan
Novice 1st Best of Show- Painted Running Cow - Jerry Unrau
Novice 2nd Best of Show- BlueJay on Antler - Jerry Unrau
Novice 2nd Best of Show- Stylized Rabbit - Don Pattie
Novice 3rd Best of Show- Yes Mama (tiger) - Amanda Legal
Novice 3rd Best of Show- Common Redpoll - Mark Rathwell
Open 1st Best of Show- Common Redpoll - Susan Cowtan
Open 1st Best of Show- Tiger Trout - Dale Kotowsky
Open 1st Best of Show, People's Choice Award- Clash of the Titans - Bill Nitzsche
Open 2nd Best of Show- Arctic Char - Jean Mousseau
Open 2nd Best of Show- Golfer - Bill Vandevorst
Open 2nd Best of Show- Ruddy Duck Drake - Frank Macfarlane
Open 3rd Best of Show (tie)- Redhead Drake - Frank Macfarlane
Open 3rd Best of Show (tie)- Ruddy Turnstone - Frank Macfarlane
Open 3rd Best of Show- Cowboy leaning on a Fence - Gary Petriw
Open 3rd Best of Show- Red & White Fish - Don Young
2019 Razertip Industires Purchase Award- Shoveler Pair - Ray Minaudier
Richard Whittom Duck Head- Canvasback Drake - Don Young
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!
