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Old 10-10-2016, 01:27 PM
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Always use corn upwind want them to work between the corn and blind and molasses works better


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Full bodies on spray painted pvc. Don't mess with floaters.
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wfastabend---Full bodies on spray painted pvc. Don't mess with floaters.


Elaborate on this please.....
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wfastabend---Full bodies on spray painted pvc. Don't mess with floaters.


Elaborate on this please.....
basically he is saying use PVC to get the decoys above the water line so that the whole decoy is present. Using spray paint allows you to cover up the bright, non realistic white stake that you have placed you decoy on.
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basically he is saying use PVC to get the decoys above the water line so that the whole decoy is present. Using spray paint allows you to cover up the bright, non realistic white stake that you have placed you decoy on.


Gotcha..... Well in that case, I have mine on pvc poles. When they are close enough to see that white pvc, it's time to kill em.
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Old 10-18-2016, 09:28 AM
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Gotcha..... Well in that case, I have mine on pvc poles. When they are close enough to see that white pvc, it's time to kill em.
Yessir... all the spray paint does is breaks up the white same ol BS about the white on your eyes and how ducks can see that.
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