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Elkhunter


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Are they worth the money?

 

I have about 2 dozen full body decoys that work great. Just wanting to add more movement to the spread....if it works good.

 

I mainly hunt in pecan groves and peanut fields.

 

Also, what do you use to clean your decoys. Mine have gotten sorta dull over the years.



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Crow mojos:  dont waste your money.

 

Crow flappers (aka Buster): Ive used them plenty and they work ok.  They do not deter crows from coming to your spread like a mojo will but I am not sure if they will INCREASE your crow take.  They are a good tool, but also note that I have not used mine in two years.

 

About your decoys:  Hot water and a scrub brush is good if they are just dirty/dusty.  Flocking is nice and will really make them look good.  The old standby, however, is to just clean/scrub them and paint them with flat black spray paint.  Works fine.

 

 

Those are some thoughts from this redneck.

Good hunting!

 

BH



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Ureaduck Flapper decoys, bigger than the Buster but works great, has more detail. Just don't hit it with shot it just don't hold up. Knocked a wing off of mine Saturday. Luckily its a glue-able fix, I hope. It looks like Ureaduck no longer makes the 3D Flapper Crow.

Have a look at this one.

http://www.ureaduck.com/crow-decoys-assault-series.html

http://www.ureaduck.com/crow_decoys-wind.htm

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With very little effort; electric tape the head, hot glue spring on battery cover, these can be modified and set up exactly the same as a Buster II at a fraction of the cost.

http://cgi.ebay.com/FLYING-BAT-scary-holloween-bats-halloween-items-supply-/230565555952?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35aec72ef0



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The problem I have ran into with the flapping deeks is the fact that they just don't last. The motors just qiut on them and you are done. I bought 2 of the assault crow systems from ureaduck. You can make them move with a pull cord and don't have to worry about motor break down. I am anxious to try whitenuckles boondocker, in October. Elk if your deeks are not flocked. Buy a flocking kit and coat them with some flocking. I think it makes all the difference in the world on a feeding setbiggrin  



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I sure need to work on my dekes. They are no where near as black as they used to be. Thanks for the info.

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Expedite woodpecker,spray it black!! biggrinbiggrin Take Shanes advice!!



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Easy...Flocking kit at CrowMart.



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