crow decoys (FUDs)

[brendy73 12]

has anyone tried these, went and bought a box the other week, so got to try them on saturday tere seemed to turn birds away. had a few pigeons and mixed them through. had to go up to the van for something and looked back could hardly tell them apart. so i brought them home and put them in the garden to see, had a few look but nothing even thought of landing. i bought a few them flocked crows on tuesday and tried them today. night & day difference so il puting the fuds back of the shed and getting a few more flock decoys. anyone else had similar experience?

[peeps_76 17]

hi there,

 

a guy i shoot with got some recently i they worked great for us. that good in fact, i was planning getting some myself. hes a great crow shooter and has told me at this time of year the crows are all pairing up so when setting out the deeks place them in pairs together, with some singles scattered around. incoming crows see the singles and think there "available" and come for a closer look. game over for them.

 

maybe worth a go??

 

regards Peter

[brendy73 12]

might just give that ago, instead of throwing another thirty quid in the back of shed.

 

cheers

[peeps_76 17]

pm sent

[Denny essex 15]

Dont mix them with pigeon decoys , if your useing both pigeon and crow decs have the crows at least 10 mtrs away from the pigeon

[03milesR 6]

Dont mix them with pigeon decoys , if your useing both pigeon and crow decs have the crows at least 10 mtrs away from the pigeon

 

I dont know alot about the decoying scene but from what I have read Denny Essex is right

[DIDO.1 22,862]

i use a mix of both and set dead birds up as they are shot, iv also got an owl decoy which I surround with crow deeks, if you can get some movement near to the owl deek with a magnet or floater in the wind along with a crow call its worth a go