ABOUT US
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.
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We look forward to seeing everyone at the 3rd annual PA State Calling Competition on September 27th at Middle Creek WMA! Most of the feedback we got from folks was to keep the event how it’s been the last two years, while inquiring about the Great American Outdoor Show for the future. This is an important event to attend, as we will be assembling a small committee to better organize for the future of this calling competition, especially if we pivot into a new location… we really appreciate everyone’s support!
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PA State Jr Goose and Duck | PA State Live Goose | PA State Duck | Keystone Live Duck | Keystone Live Goose ... See MoreSee Less
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We brought this contest back three years ago—not for ourselves, but for the callers in our region. Pennsylvania had gone quiet at Worlds in Arkansas, and we felt it was time to change that. We don’t competition call, but we believe in what it can do to bring new hunters into the fold.
The plan was to hold it again on September 27th—the Saturday before National Hunting & Fishing Day at Middle Creek, like we’ve done before. They’ve been great hosts, and we’ve always tried to return the favor by helping set up for Sunday.
That said, we’ve realized it may overlap with the NJ comp. That was never our intention. We know scheduling isn’t always perfect, and we want to be mindful of the bigger calling community.
So, we’re looking for some honest feedback:
Do we run it back like we’ve done?
Shift to a smaller comp before or after 9/27 and regroup next year?
Some have even mentioned the Great American Outdoor Show in the future—it’s on our radar, but would take a bigger crew and doesn’t help for this year’s qualifiers.
At the end of the day, this is for the callers. We’re here to listen.
Drop a comment, send a message, text—hey, even call (if I don’t answer right away, I’ll get back to you). Appreciate the support. ... See MoreSee Less
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Turkey | pt.3
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I normally wouldn’t assemble turkeys. But when @devlinhodges reached out about mounting his Turkey, I wasn’t going to say no. I always try to help a friend out. I chose to collaborate with @jadenhorst at Feather Artistics on it. He is going full time in taxidermy along side his brother, and will be accepting turkeys this spring. With his attention to detail, his obsession for turkeys, and a solid team around him, he’s going to do great things. Keep @feather.artistics in mind for any of your turkey needs this Spring, and reach out in any way I can help you! To all the PA turkey hunters hitting the woods tomorrow, good luck and be safe! ... See MoreSee Less
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Redhead & Scaup/Bluebill/Blackhead/Broadbill Deadmount | pt.1 ... See MoreSee Less
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Oldsquaw | pt.1 ... See MoreSee Less
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Emperor Goose | pt.3 ... See MoreSee Less
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Emperor Goose | pt.1 ... See MoreSee Less
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