ferret boy charlie 0 Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 hi all just wonderin in your experiance are flock coated decoys better than plastic ? Quote Link to post
Rolfe 2 Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 hi all just wonderin in your experiance are flock coated decoys better than plastic ? Plastics tend to shine a lot if they get wet........so flock are better. But best of all (and i have always done it) is to use the real thing.......! I always keep 8-12 of the best pigeons from a previous shoot to use as deeks. Better than anything i find, and i always snip off one of the legs of each of the frozen birds so i know which are the fresh ones after a shoot Rolfe. Quote Link to post
ferret boy charlie 0 Posted June 20, 2009 Author Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 hi all just wonderin in your experiance are flock coated decoys better than plastic ? Plastics tend to shine a lot if they get wet........so flock are better. But best of all (and i have always done it) is to use the real thing.......! I always keep 8-12 of the best pigeons from a previous shoot to use as deeks. Better than anything i find, and i always snip off one of the legs of each of the frozen birds so i know which are the fresh ones after a shoot Rolfe. lol i use to do that but then i havent been decoying in a couple of years as the person i used to go with sold all his gear so im starting from scratch ill probabley buy some of them flock shell ones to start of with. do you know a way to make some quick cheap cradles ? cheers fbc Quote Link to post
Denny essex 15 Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 hi all just wonderin in your experiance are flock coated decoys better than plastic ? Plastics tend to shine a lot if they get wet........so flock are better. But best of all (and i have always done it) is to use the real thing.......! I always keep 8-12 of the best pigeons from a previous shoot to use as deeks. Better than anything i find, and i always snip off one of the legs of each of the frozen birds so i know which are the fresh ones after a shoot Rolfe. lol i use to do that but then i havent been decoying in a couple of years as the person i used to go with sold all his gear so im starting from scratch ill probabley buy some of them flock shell ones to start of with. do you know a way to make some quick cheap cradles ? cheers fbc cradles are good on growing short crop, but personaly i carry enough kit without adding more weight , i always use kebab sticks as neck props , cheap and different lengths avalable and if left behind safe for farm machinery to pass over, if over longish crop a floater and birds laid as normal wherever possible in longer crop. Quote Link to post
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