Best Decoys – Big Game for the money

the freshman decoy was purpose-built to cause the reaction in a white tail but the forward positioning of the forehead. And the laid back years signal aggression. While the thin body. And up tapered stomach indicate a younger weaker non-dominant buck combining the aggressive attitude with the wimpy two-year-old body causes an older buck to come over. And assert his dominance. These decoys should only be used. When you're hunting for an older age class buck.

proper way to fold. It holds it with the head down fill them on the front pointed down throw them on the back pointed up twist the wrist right wrist forward left wrist back bones a figure eight as. You see that figure eight start squeezing your hands closer together you'll see three layers just tuck them together squeeze. It flats wrap your bungee cord around. It makes for a lightweight compact. And very easy to carry decoy.

I'm Trevino Stoltzfus without Mack outdoors I'm joined by my daughter Avery. And we're gonna show. You how to fold up. This new Montana decoy deer around decoy so first you're gonna do is you're gonna rotate. It to the head where the head is down on the right side you'll put your thumb down on the left side you're gonna put your thumb up. And simply take and fold. It inside itself the circles will actually fold in themselves. And then you just lay the head over. And you have a nice concise package. That even a kid can do.

My name is Dave Baroni oh. This is Trevino Stoltzfus without back outdoors we're introducing the new Montana decoy Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation cow decoy. We are passionate about elk hunt. One of the things that's always in our backpack is an elk decoy. One of the ways I like to use them has been using them as a flasher. What I mean by that is you're already doing the vocalization of elk trying to call an elk in. And just being able to flash. This elk decoy to give them. That confirmation that visualization. That there's elk there. It works great it helps up. That hung up bolt but. What I like to do as well is in the open country. Ineed to cover some ground in plain view of herd of elk. Ican use this as a shield. That has been helpful not only for guiding but my own personal hunting as well. Iam really excited about. This Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Calvi koi specifically Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a great organization. That really is passing out elk hunting heritage to the next generation. And Montana decoy they want to do their part so. This cow elk decoy with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation logo part of the proceeds from the sale of. One of these decoys gets sent right back to Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation an organization. We should all be a part of look for these will be hit in stores. This summer the Montana decoy Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation carry out decoy.

This is the Montana moose to decoy. And I'm going to show. You the quick way to fold. It always start with the head down list the legs fold over make. More compact package. When you're folding up got. One thumb on this side pointed down. One thumb on this side pointed up twist. This wrist forward while I'm pulling this. One back and as I'm doing. That I'll make a figure eight with the decoy. And then it together. Ikeep twisting with my right. Iget three layers they fold up nice and flat. You wrap your elastic bungee around. It makes a nice compact package easy to carry.

This is the Montana decoy loose to decoy. And we'll show you a little different way of folding it. We start the decoy on its run. And then you step on the wire that's inside of. It with your toes reach up. And grab the top push your thumb towards. And then as you're twisting down keep pushing down pulls up nice and flat makes a nice compact flat circle easy to carry. Some people find that way of doing it a little bit easier on the larger decoys you.