RE: Decoy Types
 

I have a delta hen and jake. They've done their job a few times, sometimes not. That could probably be said for any decoy.

RE: Decoy Types
 

I have a cheapo no-name hen decoy I got from Walmart for $8. I've had a hen attack it after checking it out for 5 minutes, and I killedmy first tom with my decoy out. I'm not sure if he was attracted to the decoy though. I really think it was my calling. He didn't see the decoy long before he was on the ground. I would like to add another hen, maybe a feeding one, to my setup.
-- B

RE: Decoy Types
 

most decoys on the market today will easily get the job done. Each one has it's own qualities. Some are more realistic and some are more portable. Simple pick one and go with it.