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Geez, tried about all of them, I like the Montana because they are lightweight, don't use the stakes that come with them, hang them between trees with bungy cords that have clips on the end, also have a heads up that I'll stick on a branch. Bought Carlton's 3d one but haven't used it yet, basically I just try to set them so they can be seen from approach routes, sometimes they work, sometimes they spook them but they always take their eyes off me! I actually used my Be The Decoy elk hat this year stalking in on some sheep, ended up being rams and I had a ewe tag, but those suckers started following me for a little ways trying to figure out what the hell that was!@oldgoat what you running for a decoy and how do you use it most often?
Geez, tried about all of them, I like the Montana because they are lightweight, don't use the stakes that come with them, hang them between trees with bungy cords that have clips on the end, also have a heads up that I'll stick on a branch. Bought Carlton's 3d one but haven't used it yet, basically I just try to set them so they can be seen from approach routes, sometimes they work, sometimes they spook them but they always take their eyes off me! I actually used my Be The Decoy elk hat this year stalking in on some sheep, ended up being rams and I had a ewe tag, but those suckers started following me for a little ways trying to figure out what the hell that was!View attachment 269465@oldgoat what you running for a decoy and how do you use it most often?
Preach.I hunt NE WA and Idaho panhandle and elk here do not tend to cover miles when spooked and often will only put on 600ish yards....but given the terrain, that might as well be 12 miles because you can't trail them in and hooking them in the blow downs and brush is certainly ambitious.
I’veBeendare care to give any examples on how you setup your decoys? I mean you started the discussion after all Hahaha so let's hear it.