decoys
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2008
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This is my first spring turkuy hunt and i
was gonna get some foam deeks. and was wondering
if any of you guys used them or if it was wothmy while buying some..
also how many toms and hens i should have in my spread... and if it was worth using my goose hunting layout blind or buying a screen...
thanks for your responses..
was gonna get some foam deeks. and was wondering
if any of you guys used them or if it was wothmy while buying some..
also how many toms and hens i should have in my spread... and if it was worth using my goose hunting layout blind or buying a screen...
thanks for your responses..
#3
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 133
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From: Watertown, NY
When hunting open fields I use a single Buckwing Bobb-N-Head hen decoy...with a slight breeze she will movelike she isfeeding and really gets a gobblers attention and keeps their beady little eyeballs off of me.
#4
I use the featherflex dekes. You can get them for under 20 bucks. I usually use one or two hens. I have a jake also, but rarely use it. The featherflex's are very mobile, easy to carry around.
#10
I usually use one hen and one jake, should probably pick up a bobble head hen too... Sometimes no decoy seems to be the best but you generally don't know what situation that applies to unless you happen to be sitting there thinking to yourself "damn, I shouldn't have put out a decoy!"


