I've used Avian X for years....no problem. It's somewhat nice being able to deflate them so they are less bulky for packing. It takes about a minute to inflate and set them up. If I'm doing much hiking I prefer a couple miss perfect. They hardly weigh anything, set up in a flash, and can fit inside a small daypack. It's also possible to adjust the head to either feeding, upright, or laying down in front of a jake (breeding hen). I like upright hen for most situations since they are easier for turkeys to see in tall grass.
