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Yes.
Have strutter, the Jake, and 2 hens.
Will pick up the new laying down hen as soon as I see one in a store
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Yes.
Have strutter, the Jake, and 2 hens.
Will pick up the new laying down hen as soon as I see one in a store jbc, Walter Craig and Bass Pro both have the laying hen.
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While I like the look of the AvianX decoys and I know plenty of people that use them, I can't get over the fact they are inflatable. Specifically speaking, once a pellet goes through one, they won't stay inflated anymore. Even after several attempts with different types of glue, wader sealant, etc. The DSD might cost a little more, but you don't have the problem with relying on air to make sure your decoy doesn't look emaciated after the slow leak has taken over.
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Yes.
Have strutter, the Jake, and 2 hens.
Will pick up the new laying down hen as soon as I see one in a store jbc, Walter Craig and Bass Pro both have the laying hen. Yeah I figured, just haven't had time. I'll get by there before Tuesday. Commercial makes it look good
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While I like the look of the AvianX decoys and I know plenty of people that use them, I can't get over the fact they are inflatable. Specifically speaking, once a pellet goes through one, they won't stay inflated anymore. Even after several attempts with different types of glue, wader sealant, etc. The DSD might cost a little more, but you don't have the problem with relying on air to make sure your decoy doesn't look emaciated after the slow leak has taken over. $475 for the 4 piece DSD set - breeding pair, lookout hen and a feeding hen.
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I didn't buy the whole flock. All I have ever used is a hen and an old fan if I needed it.
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While I like the look of the AvianX decoys and I know plenty of people that use them, I can't get over the fact they are inflatable. Specifically speaking, once a pellet goes through one, they won't stay inflated anymore. Even after several attempts with different types of glue, wader sealant, etc. The DSD might cost a little more, but you don't have the problem with relying on air to make sure your decoy doesn't look emaciated after the slow leak has taken over. $475 for the 4 piece DSD set - breeding pair, lookout hen and a feeding hen. I just did a snort-wheeze all over my monitors... OMG $475??!!
ALDeer physics: for every opinion, there's an equal & opposite opinion
A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer.
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While I like the look of the AvianX decoys and I know plenty of people that use them, I can't get over the fact they are inflatable. Specifically speaking, once a pellet goes through one, they won't stay inflated anymore. Even after several attempts with different types of glue, wader sealant, etc. The DSD might cost a little more, but you don't have the problem with relying on air to make sure your decoy doesn't look emaciated after the slow leak has taken over. I have three of them and love them. Try not to shoot when beside my decoy but they say they self plug.
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I may just be an exception to the rule. I had one piece of shot in the back of mine. I tried alot of different things to keep it from leaking but in the end that thing got thrown into the pile of stuff I don't use anymore. After about 20 minutes into the hunt that hen would look more run down than a hooker on the southern bypass in Montgomery.
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I leave the valves open on mine. So if a pellet was to hit them it would not be a issue.
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Yea they say that their self healing. I haven't shot mine so I don't know but I have watched a video on it before. And rtv silicon will solve your problem with leaking if applied right
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While I like the look of the AvianX decoys and I know plenty of people that use them, I can't get over the fact they are inflatable. Specifically speaking, once a pellet goes through one, they won't stay inflated anymore. Even after several attempts with different types of glue, wader sealant, etc. The DSD might cost a little more, but you don't have the problem with relying on air to make sure your decoy doesn't look emaciated after the slow leak has taken over. $475 for the 4 piece DSD set - breeding pair, lookout hen and a feeding hen. I just did a snort-wheeze all over my monitors... OMG $475??!! Bwahahahhhhahah
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"Don't cling to Mistake, just because you spent a lot of time making it."
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Cut a hole in it and fill with spray foam.
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