full body deeks

[badgerman]

Reading through some of the equipment threads i've realised i only ever use shell deeks and have done for years - but i will admit my decoying is a bit hit and miss (take it if you want ) so i wondered about new kit and as i dont have any full body deeks, what does everyone think? important to have a mixture of the two or just a personal preference? i wondered if anyone who never used them found much difference/improvement when they introduced them?

i've only really avoided them because i can get so many more shells for the same price and they're easy to carry/pack up.

 

cheers,

 

BM

[Country Boy]

Nope, full-bodieed deeks were invented in 1981 by a plastic tool moulder and his cousin who was a plastic mould injection grafter, they did'nt do bad they are still getting paid royalties for all sales CB

[Cranfield]

I tend to use full bodied decoys on "open" crops, like drilling, clover, etc., mainly because I believe they give a greater exposure than a shell.

The same with laid cereals.

Of course, there is no scientific evidence to back up my theory, but it makes me happy and thats all that matters.

[ferretman]

i use shells and dead birds all time works for me.

[THEINVISIBLESCARECROW]

It's worth haveing one or two full body deeks to put up a tree or on top of a high bush or whatever.