Posted By: yakinthebox
SOAB Hunting - 03/20/20 01:48 AM
I don't know if any of y'all have seen these motion decoys but I got a couple last year and let me tell ya, they put some motion on the water.
What I really like is that it acts like a jerk rig but it's automated so you don't have to be moving around in the blind. They swim for a short distance, then flips up like a feeding duck, then pops back up and floats backwards which creates a lot of motion.
With 2 or more of these, it can really bring your spread to life. I hunted public last year and there were several days where people were skunking or only getting 1 bird and I was consistently getting 4+ on almost every hunt. When the birds see the motion from these, they would come in without hesitation. I think the type of motion they are creating looks very natural.
Check them out and tell me what y'all think.
No, I'm not sponsored or affiliated with this company. I just found a product that I really like and a company that is really cool.
When I first bought the decoys, the owner called me personally that same day. They are made in Texas and based out of Tyler Texas I believe.
soabhunting.com
What I really like is that it acts like a jerk rig but it's automated so you don't have to be moving around in the blind. They swim for a short distance, then flips up like a feeding duck, then pops back up and floats backwards which creates a lot of motion.
With 2 or more of these, it can really bring your spread to life. I hunted public last year and there were several days where people were skunking or only getting 1 bird and I was consistently getting 4+ on almost every hunt. When the birds see the motion from these, they would come in without hesitation. I think the type of motion they are creating looks very natural.
Check them out and tell me what y'all think.
No, I'm not sponsored or affiliated with this company. I just found a product that I really like and a company that is really cool.
When I first bought the decoys, the owner called me personally that same day. They are made in Texas and based out of Tyler Texas I believe.
soabhunting.com