Decoys

[gobbler74]

Haven't bought or used decoys in forever. Looking for something light in the mountains not too bulky. What's the latest on the market? Thanks

[Notsoyoungturk]

I have Avian-X; they look great and hold up well. I use them for my field hunting but they are much too heavy when I hunt an area with big hills and lots of walking.  I haven't looked into any lightweight decoys.

[Greg Massey]

Look at the HS Strut - Strut lite decoys ... they have hen, Jake and also a flock of decoys and reasonably priced.

[gobbler74]

Look at the HS Strut - Strut lite decoys ... they have hen, Jake and also a flock of decoys and reasonably priced.

will do. Thanks

[gobbler74]

I have Avian-X; they look great and hold up well. I use them for my field hunting but they are much too heavy when I hunt an area with big hills and lots of walking.  I haven't looked into any lightweight decoys. I have avians I bought near 10 years ago. They are pretty but heavy.Do need a bit lighter.

[zelmo1]

In a field setup, I use DSD in many different configurations, but I don't carry them through the woods. I have 2 Featherflex from 2001 that are still very serviceable. The 3rd one got mauled by a coyote years ago and she is out to pasture for sentimental reasons, lol. Z

[Tom007]

Lightest, easiest to carry and never had a bird shy away from is the Primos Photoform Jake and hen. Very realistic, and pack into vest-bag real well. You don't even know your carrying them. Good luck..

[richard black]

If you can find the Primos inflatable hen pocket decoy you won't be disappointed. Light and folds down very small. Unfortunately they don't nake them anymore but if you can find a used one they are well worth it.

[Old Timer]

I've  had success with Sceery blow up decoys but I don't  believe their made anymore. But you might be able to find them or something  similar. Good luck.