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<blockquote data-quote="jimss" data-source="post: 1553132" data-attributes="member: 66919"><p>DSD decoys are considered the cream of the crop turkey decoy. They are super expensive but a lot of guys swear by them. I have a couple Avian X decoys that are blown up. They don't take up near the room in a pack as DSD's and are a chunk less in price. If I'm doing a bunch of hiking I often bring along miss perfect decoys. The fit in the palm of your hand when coiled up and fit in a large pocket.</p><p></p><p>Turkey decoys can change dramatically from 1 area to the next and from 1 month in the turkey season to the next. A jake with a couple hens may work sometimes but spook the heck out of gobblers other times. There are so many different decoy options and combinations....jake on mating hen, flock of turkeys, use of only hens, hen with tom, lone hen, lone full strutting tom, etc. It's good to have a variety. It's also good to provide some sort of motion to decoys. Turkeys tend to shy from decoys that don't move.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jimss, post: 1553132, member: 66919"] DSD decoys are considered the cream of the crop turkey decoy. They are super expensive but a lot of guys swear by them. I have a couple Avian X decoys that are blown up. They don't take up near the room in a pack as DSD's and are a chunk less in price. If I'm doing a bunch of hiking I often bring along miss perfect decoys. The fit in the palm of your hand when coiled up and fit in a large pocket. Turkey decoys can change dramatically from 1 area to the next and from 1 month in the turkey season to the next. A jake with a couple hens may work sometimes but spook the heck out of gobblers other times. There are so many different decoy options and combinations....jake on mating hen, flock of turkeys, use of only hens, hen with tom, lone hen, lone full strutting tom, etc. It's good to have a variety. It's also good to provide some sort of motion to decoys. Turkeys tend to shy from decoys that don't move. [/QUOTE]
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