decoying equipment

[Guest dazzb]

hiya lads just looking for a bit of advice, im looking at getting some decoying equipment and im just wandering what to go for, i dont want to go overboard but i want a decent set up at a reasonable price, im thinking of a hide 2 man pop up or net with poles,rotorary,decoy's (how many and what type) ive just been looking at the fud are they any good?, plus then there is all the other gizzmo's, flappers bouncers the list is endless, so like i say i dont want to go overboard as pigeon shooting is only occasional for me, then there is the question of where from, decoying .co.uk is only a few miles from me but im open to surgestions.

cheers lads daz

[watchman 256]

when i started mate,just had a net and poles for a hide and half dozen deeks,now when i go its dozen deeks net,hide poles rotary and battery, bouncers and the rest of it,to be honest not really any more productive as before,so why do i bother,dont know really bought all the kit might as well use it lol,its one of them sports mate,field-craft is the key to good numbers and you can start with minimul amount of kit and increase as you feel the need

[Guest dazzb]

thanks watchman, but im not exactly a begginer, its just i dont get the time to do a lot of pigeon shooting with work lamping with dog or rifle or everything else (i like a bit of everything) so i just though i'd ask the question rather than go out and buy everything and only use half of it, so i want a decent hide, some deeks and some movement in my patern, any surgestions appreciated

[gundogbob 1]

hi

i only use 12 flocked shells by jack pyke stealth net three poles two bouncers from uk shootwerehouse

[stubby 175]

I wouldent bother with a pop up, have heard they are a waste of time, I would say, whatever kit you go for, watch the weight, it soon becomes heavy, I have hide,poles,foot spikes,magnet and deeks, and trudging back across the fields, it weighs a ton

plus carrying shot pigeons,

next on my list is a trolley

[allenyeates 3]

Stealth net, poles, 12 flock coated, remote flapper at the back of patteren..... job done.