MossyOak722

I have a B-mobile and seem to have lost my hen decoys....What do you guys suggest as a decoy configuration and what kind of decoys do you all use? Figured I should getsome opinions before I go and buy more.Thanks guy!

Matt

kingvjack

Take the hundred bucks you wasted on the B Mobile and go buy 15 other decoys thatll work just as good?

MossyOak722

and the decoys you suggest would be?

HomerJ

Wake up on the wrong side of the cave this mornin' King?
For starters the B-mobile runs about $70, not $100.
722, B-mobile is the selling point of your set-up. Just get
a cheap hen deke. You can itset low to the ground to resemble
the breeding position.

MossyOak722

any other suggestions? jakes? more hens? im extremely new to turkey hunting so it may sound like a dumb ? thanks again!

HomerJ

722, I think it gets to the point, just how much stuff you want
to haul with ya' huntin'.

MossyOak722

well what do you suggest?

Alabama Cackle

I might just go get a standard hen and leave the stick out and set her flat on the ground a few feet from your B-M as if ready to mate.

kingvjack

Yeah... I guess I may not be in the best of moods...
I get irritated by people's need to buy the crap they sell on tv, I have 3 deeks, they have lasted me over 4 years and all of em together cost 35 dollars.

My advice, Don't take the B Mobile on public property number 1.
2. Get a cheapo hen and set her up close to his shoulder so it looks like the tom is dominate. If its one(hen)you can set on the ground(without a stake) put her so it looks like she wants some gobbler.
That'll probably make a nearby lonesome bird pretty jealous.

shamlin

Take two hens or one hen and a jake. Set no more thantwo at a time. Their not like ducks they are not going to lock up into a huge spread. Too many might actually detur smaller jakes. In my exp the dekes are thrown out in a rush anyway when you locate that bird that is close you need to set up fast.