Do you shoot Pt2 - Do you Decoy?

[Rich Rule]

After Rod's poll regarding tree guys and shooters and the responses in other threads, how many of you decoy pigeons? whether it be for pest control or for the pot/gamedealer.

 

My father has started to manufacture decoys/floaters that are high quality, lifelike movement and cheaper than other similar quality products on the market. I thought I would try and drum up a bit of interest for the old man, to check the response from you guys.

 

Please check the link, there are a few different shots demonstrating bird movement in varying wind conditions, I think you'd agree they are an excellent representation of a live bird. I know I haven't seen a floater that looks as realistic as these.

 

 

anyway, over to you... if you or any of you shooter/decoying mates wants to know pricing or further information then PM me and I will get you said info or put you intouch with my old man.

 

Cheers and happy shooting.

[Mick Stockbridge]

Brilliant Rich, really lifelike. Everyone decoys with their back to the wind. What a great idea.

[Bear]

nice one, could you put some more photos on.... a few close up`s please. they look bloody good....

[Andy Collins]

Dont decoy myself, but im sure my brother would be interested

[Rich Rule]

some more pictures of the birds close up...

 

If any one is interested let me know and I i'll PM you prices and discounts available.

 

cheers.

[Rich Rule]

Bumpity bump!

 

Now is your chance to help out a fellow AT'er and get a couple of fabulous decoys to boot...

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/lounge/25817-auction-good-cause-7.html

[Matthew Arnold]

My dad and i decoy and roost as soon as the season finishes. The best we've had between us was 428. I was shooting on bean stubble and my dad was on rape stubble. No pics sadly as camera broke

[Rich Rule]

get your self a bid then you might even break the 500 hundred mark next time out.

[Matthew Arnold]

Got plenty of those. Got bout 20 floaters, 30 full body and 40 half shell "bobbers". We have a flapper and a wirly each. If its blowing a gooden we dont use the whirly or flapper as it makes the birds flare off but the floaters on a windy day work very very well. We sometimes use some real dead ones as well.