After using most decoys on the market , I found that the Ol Bobblin head made the larges impact in the hunting woods. What I found is they need a little tuning up to work better and this is what I did to mine.

1/ cut off the foot bend in the stake first and make it just a one straight rod.
2/ cut away a little of the material around the neck area to allow the head to move a little more free.
3/ cut the area at the bottom a little longer and wider to allow the decoy to wobble back and forth as it is feeding.
4/ attach the spring part of the stake to the decoy all the time and leave it there. Do not tighten down the nut that holds the decoy on. Rather glue the nut on so that the decoy can turn around the bolt freely.

When you fold the decoy up leave the top part of the stake in the decoy all the time. Add a point on the low part of the stake so that you can push the decoy down in the ground. When the decoy gets little bents in it that don't seem to come out, run the decoy under Hot water in these areas and it will form like new again...BT