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Two Part Foam Decoy Heads 101 - Part 1 Jump to Latest 18K views 9 replies 4 participants last post by Ken Aikey Apr 28, 2015 ScaupHunter Discussion starter
- Molding my own Decoys - Duck Hunting Forum
Hey Guys getting ready to make some of my own decoys and have a few questions what i have is a diver body mold and a head molded after a herters 72, a brandt mold and head molded after a herters, and a canvasback head mold, what i plan on doing is using a eps expandable beads being this is
- How to Paint Scaup Bluebill Decoys | Duck Hunting Forum
How to Paint Scaup "Bluebill" Decoys decoy painting Jump to Latest 3 2K views 0 replies 1 participant last post by Guest Dec 17, 2008 C
- How to paint old decoys like divers (Step by Step) - Duck Hunting Forum
I've taken so much from this forum I thought it was time to finally contribute First and foremost, this is a step by step thread on how to give old decoys new life, but even more importantly than that, how to have more successful duck hunts I've used these decoys I've hand painted for a couple
- Rehabing Old Duck Decoys - Duck Hunting Forum
I spent some time today wire brushing, cleaning, and coating 3 dozen decoys After reading a variety of threads in the decoy forum, I decided to use truck bed liner as a base coat All the threads indicated it would bind to the plastic really well, and provide a good paintable base While
- Confidence decoy | Duck Hunting Forum
Hello, I hunt in Michigan on a pressured refuge I was just wondering if brining a snow goose decoy would help?
- Making Foam Decoys - Getting Started | Duck Hunting Forum
I am looking at buying molds for making my own foam decoys I want to start building a foam decoy spread and steadily replace my plastic decoys with them as I get groups of them completed The goal is to have an all foam spread within two years I have a few questions on making foam decoys
- Making working decoys - Duck Hunting Forum
It doesn't matter if you are an amateur duck hunter or a seasoned pro; you already know that having some realistic duck decoys can make your hunting trips more successful You can purchase duck decoys at most sporting good stores, but, if you are handy with tools, you can make your own too An
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