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PAHunter
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Do you feel some of todays turkey decoys are getting out of hand and taking away from the sport of hunting?
I'm mainly referring to the newer mechanical types like,Decoy Walker,that walks back and forth on a track.The Expedite,which mechanically drives the decoy into a feeding motion.And don't forget old Sexxy-legs,that's battery powered to scratch the ground,just to name a few.I never had a problem with the use of the traditional stake type decoys,but really think these mechanical types are getting out of hand.
With the majority of my turkey hunting being done with a shotgun,I very seldom,if ever use one.Mostly due to the hassle of using them and just to make it somewhat more of a challenge.As I realized you really don't need them to be successful while gunning.But bowhunting turkeys is another story,as I found out recently.I realized what an asset they are when it comes to bowhunting.Which I'll continue to use the traditional type,on the occasions I do bowhunt them.
So is it fair to say the traditional types are okay to use,whereas the newer mechanical types aren't?Not really sure,but just don't like the idea of mechanical decoys regardless of bowhunting or gunning,what's your opinion?
I'm mainly referring to the newer mechanical types like,Decoy Walker,that walks back and forth on a track.The Expedite,which mechanically drives the decoy into a feeding motion.And don't forget old Sexxy-legs,that's battery powered to scratch the ground,just to name a few.I never had a problem with the use of the traditional stake type decoys,but really think these mechanical types are getting out of hand.
With the majority of my turkey hunting being done with a shotgun,I very seldom,if ever use one.Mostly due to the hassle of using them and just to make it somewhat more of a challenge.As I realized you really don't need them to be successful while gunning.But bowhunting turkeys is another story,as I found out recently.I realized what an asset they are when it comes to bowhunting.Which I'll continue to use the traditional type,on the occasions I do bowhunt them.
So is it fair to say the traditional types are okay to use,whereas the newer mechanical types aren't?Not really sure,but just don't like the idea of mechanical decoys regardless of bowhunting or gunning,what's your opinion?