Buckhunter46755

Here are three Flambeau decoys I got given to me by my brother-in-law.. Now I have to do some reading on how to set them up. One is inflatable the rest rigid. They seem pretty realistic looking. That was very nice of him, didn't even ask, he just brought them over last night.

Wingbone

I've got a Flambeau hen that I've had for years. Got to be one of the toughest decoys out there. I stuffed an old arrow knock into the hole in the back for the stake. It serves as a better pivot point so that it moves more easily in the wind.

Buckhunter46755

Thanks. I'm going to study up on placement, how many to use, etc.

BurningCheeks

They look fantastic! Guess all three females. To be honest I must say it not easy to maintain three at the same time. Because I had a Flambeau and really gave me a hard time, so I decided to sell it.

snapper1982

congrats i wish someone would give me some deks.

OntElk

front one is a jake decoy.

huntrfishr

Great looking bunch.
I'd use them all the first week, then the sitting hen plus the Jake, next the hen or Jake by itself or no decoys towards the end of the season.
Only time on the field will tell you what they like best and you have the arsenal to do it.
Good luck...

emilyblack06

Looks real, you have to put some sign there saying "don't shoot, they are real." Lol

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Buckhunter46755

yes they do. unfortunately I didn't get my bird this spring. They moved on me and posted up on a neighboring property and pretty much stayed over there the rest of season. (no hunting there) Then a couple days after season I was leaving from out there while visiting my buddy and darn near hit 3 of them flying across the road. crazy. There's always the fall season. I'll be ready!