Buckwing Decoys
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Baltimore MD USA
I recall a thread on here about these decoys, but I couldnt seem to find it.
I just bought the hen decoy online when I was ordering some other items.
I recall someone saying they are great and someone else saying that they are too shiny.
Did I waste my money?
I would like to hear any experiences you have had with this decoy.
Thanks
Bill
P.S. - This is my first year turkey hunting.
I just bought the hen decoy online when I was ordering some other items.
I recall someone saying they are great and someone else saying that they are too shiny.
Did I waste my money?
I would like to hear any experiences you have had with this decoy.
Thanks
Bill
P.S. - This is my first year turkey hunting.
#2
s4bill,
Buckwings are nice and easily transportable. They will do the work nicely, but, like people have said, they do have a bright irridecense shine to them. I gently rubbed mine down with #000 steel wool, and it toned down the shine a tad, but didn' t do any damage to them.
Check the thread that you were wondering about (it' s called " Buckwing Decoys & Shine - a test).
http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.as...mode=1&smode=1
Butch
Buckwings are nice and easily transportable. They will do the work nicely, but, like people have said, they do have a bright irridecense shine to them. I gently rubbed mine down with #000 steel wool, and it toned down the shine a tad, but didn' t do any damage to them.
Check the thread that you were wondering about (it' s called " Buckwing Decoys & Shine - a test).
http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.as...mode=1&smode=1
Butch




