Inside the Process of Decoy Carving with Jett Brunet

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Ducks Unlimited

7 күн бұрын

World champion decoy and interpretive carver Jett Brunet walks you around his workshop and collection of artwork in his home in Louisiana. Watch the video to see his artistic process and learn about the carving culture of southern Louisiana.
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00:00 Introduction to Jet Brunet and His Workshop
00:37 The Art of Carving: Techniques and Tools
01:36 Personal Memories and Inspirations
02:52 The Legacy of Tupelo Wood
03:45 Starting a New Carving: From Sketch to Block
04:07 Carving Techniques: From Hatchet to Knife
09:03 The Evolution of Decoy Carving
11:37 The Vizier Family Legacy
14:46 World Championships and Interpretive Sculptures
21:51 Full Circle: Conservation and Ducks Unlimited
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@BCinSC
@BCinSC 7 күн бұрын
There's no one better than Jett! Good to see DU restoring some of the Louisiana marsh as well.
@DucksUnlimitedInc
@DucksUnlimitedInc 3 күн бұрын
Jett has been an incredible conservation partner. If you'd like to hear his appearance on the DU Podcast, check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYu5aJuZg9KVp7csi=vYO-5jXo71FC5r55
@TosaNewsense
@TosaNewsense 5 күн бұрын
Thank you for showcasing Jett Brunet's incredible artistic talent and craftsmanship. As an avid city dwelling non-hunter, non-fisher, despite living near the Chesapeake, I've never given much thought to how duck decoys, and the skilled artisans who made them, are part of the rich tapestry that makes up America's folk history. I love how Mr. Brunet reaches back to the family selling their goods in 1890s Louisiana, and spins a lovely portrait of his place within that history. How deeply engrained those connections must be for Mr. Brunet! -entrenched alongside those who taught the man who taught his father who in turned, passed along the art to his own son. Each piece Mr. Brunet creates is a testament to the working ducks' origins along the swamps. His life's work can be traced along a taut line, piercing through time, a thread unbroken. As Jett Brunet's hatchet deftly connects to the marvelously smooth grained and buoyant tupelo, a contented rhythm rings out, reaching to his past. Its melody is one of love, and of the men who have carved themselves a little piece in this world. (btw, the main reason I wanted to comment is this: at 13:24, I didn't understand what the word was when Mr. Brunet turned towards the cypress tree, so I clicked on the captions, which weren't much help, youtube autocaptions being what they are. The captions read "dugout P;" however, he said, "... this little dugout pirogue..." Would you mind changing it to read pirogue, please? So other non-hunters, non-fishers might learn what a pirogue is? Thanks!😄)
@DucksUnlimitedInc
@DucksUnlimitedInc 4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! We’re thrilled to hear that Jett Brunet’s incredible talent and craftsmanship resonated with you, and we’re glad that his work could bring a piece of America's folk history to life. We've made sure to update the captions to reflect your feedback-at 13:24, the word now correctly reads "pirogue." Also went ahead and updated the subtitles to reflect the Vizier Family. We hope this helps fellow viewers better appreciate the detail and artistry in Mr. Brunet's work. 😊 Thank you again for your kind words and for helping us make the experience even better!
@TosaNewsense
@TosaNewsense 4 күн бұрын
@@DucksUnlimitedInc Thanks so much! I was wondering how to spell Vizier 🤣
@AlecLaCasseArt
@AlecLaCasseArt 4 күн бұрын
This is so fascinating!! Thanks for sharing.
@DucksUnlimitedInc
@DucksUnlimitedInc 4 күн бұрын
We're glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching and for your support!
@Coonie-u7s
@Coonie-u7s 7 күн бұрын
jett jo jo brunet is in a league of his own the best ever
@adrianrobins5313
@adrianrobins5313 7 күн бұрын
One of the best carvers of modern age.
@DucksUnlimitedInc
@DucksUnlimitedInc 3 күн бұрын
That's a fact! The DU Podcast interviewed Jett recently. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYu5aJuZg9KVp7csi=vYO-5jXo71FC5r55
@TheDecoyDude
@TheDecoyDude 7 күн бұрын
The best to ever do it. Loved his dad Tan Brunet as a person and carver but Jett pushed the art form to its limit! Phenomenal!
@DucksUnlimitedInc
@DucksUnlimitedInc 3 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comment! Check out Jett's episode of the DU Podcast for more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYu5aJuZg9KVp7csi=vYO-5jXo71FC5r55
@agduke3354
@agduke3354 7 күн бұрын
Those are amazing
@terrencedini9922
@terrencedini9922 7 күн бұрын
Tres bon!