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Originally Posted by redleg one
What about this scenario
I have a mixed spread
newer full bodies in goods shape and older repaints
My thought is to put the best looking stuff toward the periphery of the spread and the older stuff closer to the blind
I strongly believe in concealment and reading birds
Do others on here place the best looking or newer decoys toward the periphery,or just mix and not worry so much with decoy placement?
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I, too try to incorporate that theory. When I guided, I used 400 duck decoys in the marsh. I would always put the "prettiest" ones on the edge of the hole that I wanted to them to decoy to. In the marsh that I hunted, SE or E was the predominant wind and the best for my blind, so, I'd also put some more "pretty" ones so they could bank and see those first. Not saying that it mattered. I'll never know, cause that's what I did every time I set them for the splits....