The purpose of a decoy is to draw your chosen prey a little closer, allowing you a better chance at the best possible shot. Decoys can be used to attract most kinds of birds, as well as deer and even elk. The effective deployment of your decoy is the biggest contributor to its success. Placing it in the wrong place could mean it is overlooked or serves as a clue to birds and other animals that something is a little off. So position your decoy wisely.Having said that, putting the wrong decoy in the right place is just a different recipe for disaster. You should try and keep your decoys in top shape – retouching paint and repairing damaged areas whenever possible. Also, to enhance the effect of your decoy, consider adding motion for a more life-like appearance. Or, do a little research and see if it’s worth adding a scent lure to the decoy.
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