sndmn11
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Pronghorn decoys--> flambeau/dutton
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If you are hunting antelope, and want to get close check out the Big Red Moo Cow decoy from the Montana Decoy company. They work and you won't get shot at! I used one to close the distance to under 300 yards on bare open ground on my last antelope hunt. Good luck on your hunt! DD62
sndmn11
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I've thought about it. 300 yds is about 10X too far still.
I could of gotten closer... but with my 6.5 PRC in hand, I didn't need to! Sounds like you have a bow in your hands. That's a real challenge... good luck and good hunting! DD62
cohunt
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I've used a homemade cardboard cut out of a lope for bow season, used a large brown box to make it- dressed it up with a bit of dark brown and white spray paint - had a buck run straight at me- wasn't sure if he was gonna stop he finally paused at about 25-30 yards for a perfect shot.
You can also tape a white hankerchief to an arrow shaft, hide it behind you and then occasionally waive it in the air to get the lopes attention.
Or if you are really daring, you can buy the "be the decoy" shirt and hat --- I'm not a fan of looking like a lope during hunting season though
You can also tape a white hankerchief to an arrow shaft, hide it behind you and then occasionally waive it in the air to get the lopes attention.
Or if you are really daring, you can buy the "be the decoy" shirt and hat --- I'm not a fan of looking like a lope during hunting season though
WOW! that's funny! I wouldn't recommend it in rifle season... it just might get you shot! Thanks for sharing!
DD62
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