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Floating duck decoys
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Mon Jun 18, 2012 10:56 pmby duckkillerclyde
What brands do you guys prefer?
G&H is my favorite. I don't think there is a better economy decoy on the market.
Dakota is good too but if you want something other than mallards Dakota doesn't have it.
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:15 amby Goldfish
Whatever I can find cheap. Right now I have 1 doz hot buys, 1 doz storm fronts, and a litle over a doz hand me down flambeaus from my dad for mallards.
I did get GHG pro grade woodies, and they look REALLY good. The swivel head likes to sit on it's side if there's a wind though.
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:21 amby Bufflehead
g&H
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:45 amby duckkillerclyde
biggest problem I have with GHG is that the keels break.
Floating duck decoys
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Wed Jul 04, 2012 1:05 pmby assateague
Storm fronts have held up very well for me. Amazingly well considering the price.
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Mon Aug 20, 2012 9:07 pmby doublenasty
Hot buys and avian x also final approach!!
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Tue Aug 20, 2013 12:09 pmby R. Chapman
I have 4 doz floaters
Here's the list:
GHG Pro-Grade Green Wing Teal-6/$30
GHG Pro-Grade Gadwalls-6/$35
FA cheapest mallards, "hot buys" really-12/$35
Tangle Free Buck Gardner Mallards-12/$35
GHG Life Size Pintails-12/$75.
And I think that is enough decoys for one guy to be lugging around in the marsh. But it makes it easier with a magnum game cart.
Best Regards,
Rex Chapman
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Tue Aug 20, 2013 10:47 pmby sws002
assateague wrote:Storm fronts have held up very well for me. Amazingly well considering the price.
Just sold the last of my storm fronts yesterday. Hunted over them for 4 years HARD and sold them for $150 for 5 dozen and the guy was happy with them. Can't complain about that. The paint scheme on them is a little crappy on the mallards, all the teal and wood ducks from them look 100x better. Our spread this year will consist of 2 dozen Dakota Mallards, 1 dozen Dakota Pintails, 1 1/2 dozen Blue Collar repainted Flambeaus and the half dozen GHG puddler pack. Starting next year, I will begin pulling all our old Flambeaus and start getting them repainted as well.
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Wed Aug 21, 2013 3:43 amby rebelp74
G&H and Dakota
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Thu Aug 29, 2013 4:25 pmby R. Chapman
All of my mallard dekes are the tangle free buck Gardner edition dekes. $35 for a dozen and not a single paint chipping issue.
Re: Floating duck decoys
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Thu Aug 29, 2013 5:42 pmby sws002
R. Chapman wrote:All of my mallard dekes are the tangle free buck Gardner edition dekes. $35 for a dozen and not a single paint chipping issue.
Not bad dekes for the price, but is it just me or do the hens look retarded?