How To Flock Your Own Decoy Heads (EASY AND CHEAP)

[@Scottparnelloutdoors]

Thanks! Very helpful.

[@Sportsman101]

Hey this is pretty cool! Great share!

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

Thanks!

[@haulinashoutdoors2675]

Excellent tutorial I’m sharing it to some guys I know that could benefit from this.

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

Thanks! Much appreciated.

[@OutdoorswithTTR]

Very cool buddy ! Thanks for sharing :) ATB

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

Thanks!

[@nicholaspouliotoutdoors384]

Another great demo brother

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

I appreciate that

[@BassBros8]

Looks good man!!

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

Thanks!

[@GrantMcIntosh]

I'll need to do this next year. Any chance that roasting pan had a goose cooked in it before? 🤔👍🍻

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

That pan has seen a few for sure!

[@jake-rz2fk]

how many heads can you do with one bottle of the flocking stuff?

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

We got 27 heads out of one bottle.

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

You can check out the flocking kit we used here: amzn.to/3laXS7U If you need a tub to use while flocking your heads: amzn.to/3tiLKEO Paint used: amzn.to/3bH2gYY

[@danielsmith6308]

Why not just flock the whole head black and paint the white chin strap afterwards? Wouldn't that be easier and more realistic?

[@Weekendwarrioroutdoors]

I've not had great luck painting over black flocking, you can do it but if you want flocked chin straps i would just use white flocking and flock that also.

[@CarpCommander]

Use a respirator- that stuff is no beuno for the lungs