Montana decoys

[ATbuckhunter]

Have any of you here ever used them before? If so how were they? I have always worried that the whole 2D aspect of them would spook deer. I decided to retire my old 3D target that pulled double duty as a decoy. 

[deerpassion]

I've researched them n contemplated buying them , but like you I wasn't sold on the 2d effect once that back circles round back to f em up... Like any properly marketed product the hunt vids look decent but I just don't feel comfortable with them.. Have used some similar style tom decoys n had mixed results but , hey sometimes those batards are dummer than rocks... So .. Not much help but that's my input

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[ATbuckhunter]

I've researched them n contemplated buying them , but like you I wasn't sold on the 2d effect once that back circles round back to f em up... Like any properly marketed product the hunt vids look decent but I just don't feel comfortable with them.. Have used some similar style tom decoys n had mixed results but , hey sometimes those batards are dummer than rocks... So .. Not much help but that's my input

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At least I know im not alone lol.

[sampotter]

They work well.

[ATbuckhunter]

They work well.

Which one have you used?

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[growalot]

Off brand...but they work well...You need to set them up right though...I avoid real sunny areas. I try to make sure they have a tree infront of the end I think another deer would circle them ...I have both Buck and doe...I set the buck up in hedge row then fooled my FIL...he got so excited!...seeing a buck so close watching us on the deck....lol

[landtracdeerhunter]

Grow hit the nail on the head. An effective tool like anything else, if set up properly. Used them for years. Nice to carry on that mile hike in and out. We set up on brush lines where deer are likely to come through.  While the deer trying to find out what it is, gives just enough time to get a shot off. Highly recommend.

 

We have a much older version of what they call the " Dream Team" today. Paid something like $29.

Edited June 27, 2016 by landtracdeerhunter

[ATbuckhunter]

Thanks for the reply's guys! Seems like most people try to hide the fact that its 2D with brush piles or something like that to stop them from circling. I wish they were still 30 bucks...now just one costs 60 bucks.