It has been very spotty. One day you will think they have shown up and then the next they are gone. As far as the geese, there are plenty of specks.

Yes, I stack them. I have been carrying them in just a mesh decoy bag and they do fine like that. To get some added motion, I ream out the hole with my UMS.

Stitch, what kind did you buy?

Stitch,

Did you get the FFD(fully flocked) Shells? If so, I would also keep them seperate. If you got the Over-Size series, it would be fine to stack them. I use the FFD Speck decoys every morning I hunt in a field and I keep them stored in the slotted bags to protect the flocking.

feedcall, I bet you are sexy in those, would like to see you in them.

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I talked to a guy in SE MO last night and he said that there were alot of ducks south of him in north AR. With the season closed, all the birds are just sitting. Look for this weekend to see more with the season opening back up. He also said there are alot north of him, also.

Hey feedcall, where are you hunting? Can I go with you sometime?

Several years ago, we did have some problems with the Quick-Fix line. There was not enough anitfreeze put into the line and it would crack and break in cold weather, that issue was corrected. If you do still have some of this line, you can send in some samples to Customer Service and we will take of ...

The fields will be frozen in the mornings, maybe some will come over your way since we can't do anything with them till the 16th.

No, we have plenty of water in other parts of the field, this is just where they wanted to be. Here is another picture showing the decoys, all Full Body Mallards.

Here is a pic from our hunt in Arkansas on Saturday. All we had were mallards.

I see those decoy boxes back there. Did you use them? Good hunt and nice picture.

PM if you have any questions. I have installed several of these and may be able to answer any questions you may have.

I had a booth there, which I have been doing for years with the Mean Mallard and that is one event I will never miss. Good Lord!