Any foam decoy is fine. I use featherflex decoys. I have two hens and a jake. Know when to use them though. They don't alwaysguarantee you a turkey. The best thing about them is you can carry two or three around with you without weighing you down. Roads, clearings, and plots can make good strutting zones. Go out the evening before the hunt and try to roost one. You will know where to go the next morning. Use a locator call to get a response. An owl call works great late in the evening. If you don't roost one the evening before, go out in an area you have seen them before the next morning and use a locator call. I like the owl, but many others will work. Thick areas around openings are great. The hens will nest in the thickest areas. The gobblers will be close by. Good luck.