Decoy recommendation

[darron]

In your opinion, what is the most durable/realistic "cheap" decoy on the market? I need a new set of dekes but do not want to pay $70+ for one decoy. I am looking at deltas, primos, carry lite, etc?

What do you think?

[bbcoach]

I use the Primos Swingin Hen and Submissive Hen and have killed several Gobblers over them, the past several years.  What I like about them is the metal stake that comes with them.  It has a wingnut on top that allows you to
adjust the movement of the decoy in windy conditions.  The Swingin Hen is a feeding hen that has a head that moves and to me movement is the KEY to any decoy spread.  You can pick these up on E-Bay for about $25-$30 a piece.

[darron]

anyone else?

[Turkeykiller12]

Save your money and don't use decoys. You'll have better luck. Search youtube for tom kelly. He has a small video concerning turkey hunting advice and in the beginning of the clip and kicks the decoys off the porch. Theyre pretty much just something else to tote around with a 50/50 chance of them working or spooking the bird off.

[FttFttVroom!]

Big fan of the Delta decoys.  Been hunting with them the past 10 years after starting with feather flex, flambeau, and carry lite.

[darron]

Save your money and don't use decoys. You'll have better luck. Search youtube for tom kelly. He has a small video concerning turkey hunting advice and in the beginning of the clip and kicks the decoys off the porch. Theyre pretty much just something else to tote around with a 50/50 chance of them working or spooking the bird off.

I hunt a lot of field edges and I have had pretty good luck with decoys in the past. When hunting wooded areas I don't bother with them. My deltas are getting pretty old and I wanted some advice on which type to buy.