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Replacement and alternate wings #6455221 09/16/16 10:04 PM
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Over the years I have lost robo wings and have also made my own "teal" wings for use with robo dove.
This is the old style corrugated vinyl wings.

The replacement materials that I use can be found at Home Depot in the yard sign section.: Robo WIng
The 20" x 24" pc is big enough to make a couple sets of wings and the stand wire fits into the clamp on the decoy.
A lot cheaper than buying them.

The newer high end Mallard wings are metal and fold back. Don't loose those!! smile

Re: Replacement and alternate wings [Re: Littledog] #6455412 09/17/16 12:08 AM
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Yea I dropped a lucky duck wing in the lake recently and found out the hard way it does not float! I got it but after using my entire arm as a fishing rod. You would think they would make floating wings for waterfowlers.

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