Decoy Anchors

[Huntin Fool]

Dose anyone know of any place I can get different types of molds for duck & goose decoys? I know about the Do-It Co. Is the Green Hawk Co. still in buss. If so where are they? There add. was Wilmington De., But I can't find a ph.# or add. Any other"s would help also.

[rbduck]

If you are looking for a cheap decoy anchor, this might help. I use an old muffin tin(12)and a few coathangers. First, cut the hanger into 3 or 4" pieces, bend in the shape of a "U" with little bends at the ends so it stands upright.Place in middle of cups in muffinpan and pour half an inch of molten lead into each one. The more lead you pour, the heavier your weight will be or visa versa. I have been doing this for years and it works quite well. I hope this helps and good luck.

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[Huntin Fool]

Actualy I have those also. I am more looking for a more comershal looking anchor. Like those long neck mushroom anchors, or the ones that go over the decoys head.

[J_Cole]

I use old sparkplugs. Works great.