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Just wondering what some of ya all think about decoys, mainly the electric spinning, turning type?? I thought they looked great and the concept seemed good. BUT used a buddies and called in a coyote he stopped couple hundred yards out and froze there, a pair came in behind him a waited until he slipped out of there. They came and froze in the same spot and slipped away, Then I did try one another time ,and one was coming and then up on her hind legs spun around jumping in the air, and off she went :cry: ( that would have been #7 for us at the classic but lets not talk about that ) :x anyway I gave up on the concept but it still interests me. :?:
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We used to have a mounted fox that we took with a few times. It did not have a very good base and had trouble keeping it standing. when it stayed put and a coyote came in it worked great. You could almost see the smile on the coyotes face when he seen that red fox standing there.
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I have used the riggor rabbit a few times and had the same result Tbush. I quit with the concept but still don't know why it didn't work better.

A puppy running around out in front you works great!
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I have had two come in on my grey ragwool jeep cap. I was amazed when I realized what was happening. I was set up behind a berm both times. When I had my rifle up on my shoulder across the berm it put my head at close to ground level on the berm. I think they are focusing on the hat as they come in.
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Seems like a lot to carry to a stand. I hardly want to carry the shotgun to every stand. Now with all the snow we got it looks we have to carry snow shoes
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Levi your supposed to wear those snow shoe's not carry them :wink: :lol: :lol:
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Tbush wrote:Levi your supposed to wear those snow shoe's not carry them :wink: :lol: :lol:

LOL

Thats what I am doing wrong!!! Your a comedian Today :lol:
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I've thought about staking one of my dad's pigmy goats out about 50yds. He said that'd be fine if I can guarantee it's safety since the grandkids like to play with them.
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tdkahn wrote:I've thought about staking one of my dad's pigmy goats out about 50yds. He said that'd be fine if I can guarantee it's safety since the grandkids like to play with them.

LMFAO!! Let me know how that works for you :twisted: I want pics of the action and video taped :D I think it will work, but its the gurantee of the safety that has me concerned; but that's if i was shooting :shock:
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are those fainting goats??
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they might be when they hear the 22-250 go off. then again they might be pissing goats.
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Tbush,

Have I got a deal for you!!!!! I have a Rigor Rabbit(40.00) AND some of those Renzo decoys(50.00+ fox, coyote, rabbits and a deer) and I will GIVE them to you on ONE condition; YOU MUST USE THEM ON EVERY SINGLE STAND NEXT YEAR AT THE NDCC!!!!!!

That is 90.00$ worth of decoys for FREE as long as the above condition is met!!!!! :D

Seriously, I have bought them and never given them an honest chance on coyotes so if anybody is interested I will sell them CHEAP. Too much junk to carry around IMHO. I did put the deer decoy out and had a 1 1/2 old buck come in and run away like his tail was on fire. The deer decoy is a fawn with spots. Guess that buck was kind of a sissy. I might have to try the fox thing once before I talk Tbush into using them at the Classic.

Tbush, I bet you win if you use them!!!!! Im sure of it! :D I was gonna use them but I figured it was an unfair advantage. :roll:

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