you know for cheap and not bad looks. check out the local walmart. they have a rubber collapsable that has some good looks and you can get a hen or jake for 15 bucks.
For cheap decoys, I like the rubber Delta's. They look fairly decent and stand up to a lot of abuse. As mentioned above though, you usually have to pay extra formore realistic decoys.
Personally, IF I had to do all over again, I would rather have just1 DSD Hen instead of ALL of the cheaper decoys I have EVER bought. They look amazing and the birds reactions to 'em have been impressive!
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cornfed, how much does one of those dsd's run as far as cost? that is an amazing looking decoy.
I totally agree, the DSD Decoys are amazing indeed! They also make a Jake that I WILL add by next season. They are a little on the steep side of price but considering they are a somewhat durable hardbody that's custom painted and feature exacting details like you've never seen... I say they are worth the extra coin. The DSD Hen runs $120, while the DSD Jake will set ya back $160
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turkey decoys... Suggestions
