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Started by MOWEN, February 10, 2021, 09:46:07 AM

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rakkin6

I have seen the DSD decoys and they look great. Couple questions are they blow up or hard body, and are they heavy they look great though. I have the Avian X flock

DE OPPRESSO LIBER

DE OPPRESSO LIBER

Tom007

Photoform Hen and Jake from Primos. As lifelike as the Avian, but fold up and stow in bird bag of vest. They nailed these, proof tested, the gobblers will run in and pound the Jake. Best of luck....

MK M GOBL

Quote from: rakkin6 on February 11, 2021, 10:26:43 PM
I have seen the DSD decoys and they look great. Couple questions are they blow up or hard body, and are they heavy they look great though. I have the Avian X flock

DE OPPRESSO LIBER

They are a material called ACE it holds it's form, not a "hardbody" but not foldable. Key is DURABILITY!! and NO air leaks :)

Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovx3JjAXRoc


MK M GOBL


SD_smith

Quote from: Alex T. on February 11, 2021, 03:54:48 PM
We've shot more turkeys over this hen decoy(and usually the jake decoy like it) than any other decoys we've tried. You can fold it and put it in your vest, under your arm, or just carry it.
Mannnnn if they only knew! I've got both that hen and standing jake pair. Mine seem considerably darker and are black. Have tricked a many osceola gobblers. They made a half strut one later with black on all feathers and a bright white head and it worked wonders.


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albrubacker

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Quote from: RiverBuck on February 11, 2021, 09:34:48 PM
That girl has great legs... She like long walks in the woods?

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