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pbarry 02-15-2004 10:28 PM

Duck and goose dekes?
 
Im only 15 yrs old, and just starting to get into waterfowl hunting. I was wondering if anyone could help me out with telling me some efficient and reasonably priced duck and goose dekes(not too expensive, im only 15)? Any help would be nice. Thank You!

Humboldt 02-16-2004 12:56 AM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
The Greenhead Gear decoys are decent and fair priced. If I were you I'd order a dozen teal (they come 8 drakes and 4 hens) and two dozen early phase teal (they're all hens). You'll have three dozen quality dekes that you can pack anywhere and they work better than anything else.

Good Luck

Boldt

plainsman 02-16-2004 02:59 AM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
For the most part,I agree with boldt, with the exception of using teal,I'd stick with mallard.

coolbrze0 02-16-2004 07:03 AM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
Carry Lite and Flambeau also make some decent dekes. They are reasonably priced, but prolly not as good as the new Greenhead Gear decoys.

jepcho 02-18-2004 07:37 PM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
Check this website out. http://www.wingsupply.com/
They have a dozen water keel mallard dekes on sale for only $22!!!!

northoutdoors 02-24-2004 03:20 PM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
I can suggest one trick, Look for some snow goose shells on sale. Buy as many as you can. Then buy some paint and have a nice decently priced flock of canadas. It also keeps the geese looking better as they will not be cookie cutter paint jobs.

plainsman 02-24-2004 08:27 PM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 

ORIGINAL: northoutdoors

I can suggest one trick, Look for some snow goose shells on sale. Buy as many as you can. Then buy some paint and have a nice decently priced flock of canadas. It also keeps the geese looking better as they will not be cookie cutter paint jobs.
I understand the theory behind this thought,but not the cost vs. time factor,never mind the trouble of trying to get the paint right. You're better off to just buy some GHG dekes and be done with it, problem solved!!!!!!!!!!!!

TheSwamper 02-26-2004 09:16 AM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
Hey pbarry I think one thing you have to look at first is what your after, there are alot of different kinds of ducks so get the dekes that best suit what you are trying to kill. You don't wan't to have an unnatural looking spread. Green head does make a nice decoy for the money.



The Swampers

Troller 03-09-2004 03:31 AM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
Cabela[s has a nice selection of reasonably priced decoys and Mac's Prarie Wings is one well worth checking out. Remember to let the birds decoy in close. If you can find any decoys that can be inflated, try them! they are very effective and easy to transport to your site;)

pbarry 03-10-2004 03:41 PM

RE: Duck and goose dekes?
 
Thanks guys, but i just bought 2 1/2 doz. G&H duck decoys.


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