inflatable decoys?

[TeeBugg]

Anybody else use em? I have a few i got in a flock pack from sceery years ago. Along with a few cherokee sports ones with the molded heads. I like em and the turkeys dont seem to mind them either!

[landtracdeerhunter]

Got the Cherokee 3 hens and a jake. Use old arrows to support. Watched one, last year deflate in a few hours, darn berry bushes.

[growalot]

I have the sceerys Strutting tom......

[TeeBugg]

With the old arrows does it allow alot more movement?

[sssurfertim]

Have 3 Cherokees, I like them a lot. Super realistic head detail.

[TeeBugg]

Have 3 Cherokees, I like them a lot. Super realistic head detail.

I got the ones with the molded heads. Are those the ones you got? Really great detail

[Gthphtm]

I have had mine so long I do not remember which brand.But the do work.I have had turkeys,2 Yotes,1 fox and the funnest was I had a young spike buck charge and kick it down with it's hoofs.

[Pygmy]

My standard setup is with one Bobblehead hen and  one feeder Sceery inflatable hen plus either a Sceery inflatable upright hen or a Sceery inflatable jake..

 

Works for me..

[sssurfertim]

I got the ones with the molded heads. Are those the ones you got? Really great detail

Yes those are the ones, I hunt with 2 hens and a half strut jake.

[WNY_Whitetailer]

Never tried the inflatable ones...Always had the foldable, semi rigid foam and/or rubber ones. I would assume that the inflatable are easier to pack. I have two hens right now, maybe I'll add an inflatable Jake to the mix.

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Edited March 21, 2013 by WNY_Whitetailer

[TeeBugg]

Pick up a cherokee sports jake with the molded head. Easy on the wallet and the detail is awesome.

[landtracdeerhunter]

With the old arrows does it allow alot more movement?

It can in a higher wind situration, but I just tie the tails with a piece of kite string  and stake the other end to the ground with a stick.  Had one episode where a jake got tangled in the string and dragged the whole works off into the brush. It was quite comical and he did get loose, but he didn't like that hen anymore, LOL. I also control movement with another piece of string to the blind, sometimes.

 

[TeeBugg]

I was thinking of running some fishing line to the decoy to add some movement. For those non windy days.

[landtracdeerhunter]

I'll move the decoy slightly when I get action from a wanted party. Most of the time, it will draw attention early in the season, but the birds get smart real fast. The kite sting can break quite easily, that's the intent for it's use. I like the arrows because their long enough to go into the ground, and also work well in hollows where visibility is an issue. If u leave the fletching on, that will add friction to the decay also.

[landtracdeerhunter]

I have had mine so long I do not remember which brand.But the do work.I have had turkeys,2 Yotes,1 fox and the funnest was I had a young spike buck charge and kick it down with it's hoofs.

 

Had deer come close, but figured that was due to human sent. I got video of turkeys chasing deer right out of the field.

 

 

[josephmrtn]

i have a feeding hen inflateable from walmart... (I think its a Primos)