well i dont have any yet but i would really like to see some piks of yalls seetups to get the picture of what mine might have to look like...well thanks and dont be shy about postin some piks

I have deleted many of my pix from last season ofmy DB Matrix and Buckwing decoys but I did manage to find this one on one of my host sites. It's from a few seasons ago with the Double Bull T5 blind and Delta decoys. It still shows how I prefer to place my decoys when I'm bowhunting. I call this my "triangle of death set-up" using 1 Jake and 2 hens.I always place a Jake decoy at no more than15 yards away and ALWAYS facing myblind this way the Tom will come in to face the Jake and this will give me the best chance of drawing undetected in any scenerio and allow me the perfect shot. I stake the Hens just to the side and position them assuming that the Tom will approach them from behind the majority of the time.

thanks again corn fed that also was some good info i was just about to post on how to place the decoys but you already answered it for me good pik ALSO I WISHED YOU HAD SOME MORE I NEED TO BUY A CAMERA ANDTAKE SOME OF MINE THIS YEAR....so the triangleis jakeno more than 15 yds and have him facing towards me.. and then hens have them about 10 yds facing side ways one feeding and one alert?

Here's a picture of my Double Bull set - up from last spring.

and here's on looking out from my blind

This was a set up from last year....We killed 2 birds in this set up last year. Its a huge hill and the decoy sits right at the top so it can be seen from either side of the hill. Then we set up about 20 yards away and above the decoys. The birds have no idea. We even had hens and jakes walkrightup to the bush I was hiding behind.
Pines

nice setups rd and spines and hey rd do you have a certain way of putting out your decoys or u set them out however

Yea ..... I do try to use the ( Love Triangle ) when ever possiable , I'll have the " jake decoy " facing me about 10 to 15 yards in front and the two " hen's " on each side of the " jake " but further out like 20 yards or so.
Some times I'll just use the two hens or even one and not even get the jake out.

good info rd

Here is a set up I used in Wisconsin a few years back - fsh




And a view from inside the blind of a hen eyeballing our decoys: