Hi I ordered them online off the SX decoy website straight through Scott at SX decoys. Watch out for the cross the border fees though and the shipping costs. There may be a local store somewhere where you are that has some though. Be good to call Scott and see what the options are for your area.

No they will not. For good stacking they need permanent heads. When you come to stack them with the heads, the head attachment prevents it from nicely fitting inside the other one, so it makes an awkward stack that wants to tip over. You need to take heads on and off for good stacking. With the heads off they stack very well, but then you have that extra step of taking them on at off and also a risk of losing a head.

@@NomadicWoodsman Exactly! Thanks, was about to buy the Higdons but I want them to stack ''heads on''. My experiance with removable heads decoys is not good, heads get lost, misplaced or forgotten at home and in the cold weather [Canada] sometimes don't work well. Thanks for the info. Btw good video.

we usually just put the blinds with wind at our back so birds will land in front of us for easier shots. Whether perpendicular or paralell to the rows. We still kind of look like a broken bale square or rectagular pile with our 2 layout blinds tight side by side. Wind is always a blessing when goose hunting !

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It's less than a minute long are you that impatient?

​@@dominic2660he's right tho

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Effectivement c'est une mechante job ! Merci !

Um ... good question ! We had 19 bigfoots, 12 GHG full body, 88 big al silhouettes, 18 bigfoot shells, 30 some random shells, 10 SX full body canada, 12 avian X specklebellies. I think that's about it ... should give me a total of about 189 ? or so ....

Couldn't agree more! I like to try different things and see what I like and dislike. Trying to make it look natural and also not spend insane amounts of money ... Sometimes I bring out less decoys, sometimes more, depends ! Thanks for watching my friend good hunting to you wishing you a great fall season ! Steve

Effectivement ! Parcontre, plusieurs ne tombent pas au pieges !

I wasn't able to get out and harvest a nice roll of summer bark last June and July unfortunately. I'm hoping next June to get the roll and build one next summer. I do have some smaller bark pieces I could maybe do a moose call video or a basket making video, what would be better ? I got alot of roots ready to go.

@NomadicWoodsman Either or both dude. Skills are skills, and I'm trying to learn. Are spruce roots ok to harvest this time of year, or is that pretty much just s springtime thing?

@@rgr798 You can harvest them still. As long as the ground is not frozen. You just need to boil them to strip them of bark. In spring around end of May or June when the new needles come out, it may be a bit easier to peel the bark off. You end up with the same product. So you can harvest roots right now as well, the ground may freeze soon though depending how north you are.

That is straight off the tree. No bark separating ? I,m not sure what you mean by seperating ? But this is basicly the whole layer of bark. I have a couple in depth videos on bark harvesting for birch bark canoe making just google that with nomadic woodsman and you will see my bark collecting process. The thing is, you need to verify the bark thickness prior to collecting it. All trees are not created equal and some trees have thin bark that de-laminates in thin layers, and some barks are nice and thick and stay together in 1 single thick layer that doesn't separate. Cheers, hope this helps, Steve

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Thanks Suzanne !!

Thank you very much!

Oui c'est mieux un sac de papier pour absorber l'humidite... a court terme un sac de plastique pour quelques minutes ca fonctionne aussi mais moins ideale car ca peut devenir tout mouiller.

You sound just like me. People think I am crazy for spending so much time outside in the dark when I have work the next day just sitting there listening to and watching the owls, foxes, raccoons, flying squirrels, coyotes and whoever else crosses our path. That's the joy of owning so many acres outside the big city where you can have that peace and solitude that heals your soul.

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