Setup of turkey decoys?
01-22-2002 | 10:03 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
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From: Arkansas Born, Army Bound
RE: Setup of turkey decoys?
I usually hunt with a jake and a hen. I think it's better to have two hens and a jake though. You do have to be careful if you use dekes though. I use mine usually only on privately owned land to be on the safe side.
01-23-2002 | 02:00 AM
#14
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Peach Grove Kentucky
RE: Setup of turkey decoys?
Where can I sign up for HADD?
Always had very mixed success with them... then I find out a hunter took some pellets in the shoulder/neck/face on private land that I have hunted for years. Some of the details are still fuzzy, but I do know the incident involved stalking and decoy(s). Don't think it can't happen on private property.
If you use them, minimize the safety risk by setting up next to a tree that is wider than you are. That way you're protected from behind. Hopefully you'll spot anyone trying to stalk in from the front of your setup.
I'm gonna let my two "turkey hookers" collect dust this spring.
Edited by - Ky Headhunter on 01/23/2002 03:05:31
Always had very mixed success with them... then I find out a hunter took some pellets in the shoulder/neck/face on private land that I have hunted for years. Some of the details are still fuzzy, but I do know the incident involved stalking and decoy(s). Don't think it can't happen on private property.
If you use them, minimize the safety risk by setting up next to a tree that is wider than you are. That way you're protected from behind. Hopefully you'll spot anyone trying to stalk in from the front of your setup.
I'm gonna let my two "turkey hookers" collect dust this spring.
Edited by - Ky Headhunter on 01/23/2002 03:05:31
