5 Decoy Setups

This week on Ten Minute Tuesday we thought it would be a good idea to break down a few different scenarios and what decoy setups we would use in those situations. Of course, this isn’t a perfect science but it might give you an idea of our thought process. You can always mix and match decoys and you don’t need brand new top of the line decoys to be successful in the field. Let us know what you want to hear another TMT about! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe and review!
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[@toulee7553]

Can you guys talk more about open water goose hunting . That will help as will. Like how much decoys to need and what call tone to do and such.

[@josephmoravec8146]

Great topic my older cousin and I are a little at odds with decoys this year. He has a set framework that it always has to be close to and my ideas tend to differ. I have no problem putting decoys at 60-70 yards on our upwind side because in my experience things short stop you more than swing by and land long. Am I crazy?

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