Cardboard duck decoys
07-26-2008 | 04:35 PM
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Cardboard duck decoys
I have 11 old cardboard duck decoys that i found while cleaning up a old yard site. Is there any value to these things? They are in fair to rough shape some have been chewed on by mice others have paint missing/peeling
07-27-2008 | 10:39 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
RE: Cardboard duck decoys
Since no one else is responding
IMO no , but if you put them on EBay some fool might suprise you
Unless there is a brand name on them
But after they got chewed on they , even that was reduced a lot
IMO just huntover them or use for wall hangers
John
IMO no , but if you put them on EBay some fool might suprise you
Unless there is a brand name on them
But after they got chewed on they , even that was reduced a lot
IMO just huntover them or use for wall hangers
John
08-04-2008 | 05:17 AM
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From: Pennsylvania
RE: Cardboard duck decoys
Shamlin's right.Use them to plunk with your .22 or burn them.
If you use them on ducks you are wasting your time.
With today's hunting pressure on waterfowl you have to bring the A Game,IMHO
If you use them on ducks you are wasting your time.
With today's hunting pressure on waterfowl you have to bring the A Game,IMHO
08-04-2008 | 10:00 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Tennessee
RE: Cardboard duck decoys
Oh wow, those are some lookers.
I think I like the idea of using them for the .22 plinking. Another idea is you could use them to check out the pattern on a new load for this season.
I think I like the idea of using them for the .22 plinking. Another idea is you could use them to check out the pattern on a new load for this season.
