Which gobbler decoy do you like and why. Realism and portablibity are top priorities IMO.

Im leaning towards the Flambeau King Strut or the Primos B-Mobile

i have the b-mobile. i like it so far. as far as potability its not great but i love the realism.

I have Pretty Boy. He is by far the best looking strutting decoy i have seen. Just like the other strutting decoys he is alittle hard to lug around but i have a bag that i can just throw over my shoulder and go. It works great if you are hunting field edges or such.

They are all good, I got a great deal on the B-Mobil

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I have Pretty Boy. He is by far the best looking strutting decoy i have seen. Just like the other strutting decoys he is alittle hard to lug around but i have a bag that i can just throw over my shoulder and go. It works great if you are hunting field edges or such.Exspecially on hard hened up gobblers.

I used the Pretty Boy last year & it worked well

I have a Pretty Boy also. Very realistic and the last decoy I'll buy. There coming out with something new every year.

i use the b-mobile along with the she-mobile... andtheywork pretty good together(especially when you have a real fan on the back ). they are both very realistic

Thanks for the input guys. I havent looked at the pretty boy yet but ill do that soon.

Has anyone used the King Strut? I really like the head color on it compared to the others which use to much white IMO. It also allows you to use a real beard, fan, and wings if you want.


Only $75 bucks at Cabelas
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They have these on sale at a local sporting goods store near my home for $30. They don't look as good as the B-Mobile or Pretty Boy, but they are much easier to carry around. I really doubt the toms are going to know the difference between the three. I would go cheapest, because to a tom, they all look the same.I may go buy one just because I don't already have a strutting tom decoy.You can stick a real turkey fan on afoam hen decoy and probably do just as good as you would with one of the strutter dekes.