I am reluctant to post because intent or sincerity never comes across real well but I will try:



First off, I apologize for your troubles at my shop. There are always two sides to every situation, and I had to get our side before responding. The manager did call the dealership to see if they had ...

gator wrote:WHATEVER or rather, however many you put out, MAKE SURE YOU PUT OUT AN "ODD" NUMBER.

11 or 13, NEVER 12

5 or 7, 23 or 25, etc etc.

gator

I know later in the year some say to pair up your decoys and take some away from your spread, do any of you do this? does it seem to help? If you change em up what type of formation seems to work best for you? We hunt a soybean field and have about 7 dozen out

post sorry

Where bouts you huntin over there? not to impose but just wondering if your our neighbor, we hunt around a lot on tennessee liscense plates on some of Mr Aldisson's land.

Hunt on some of Al Aldisson's farm land any report of new ducks in the area, going over thursday unless doc Austin calls

give me a call when you are in route................

and why hasn't he been on here talking about all the ducks he's pounding, just busting you balls man, hope you are knockin em silly!!!!!!!!!!

Rigged it up and threw it in the pool to try it out, works perfect- 2 groups circled for about 10 minutes or so

I did stick it in the pool and It looks like it's doing what it is supposed to do.......

KAUSTIN---- I've got something you don't have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you don't have water by now then, sell sell sell and get out of that gar hole, it will never have water.

Thanks, I was thinking the motor sat on the ground under the water, but it looks as if the decoys hold it up near the surface. For you guys that have one, approx how deep from the water surface is the machine? HOw long is the strings from the arms to the dekes?

We do one very similar to a post above

Marinade the breasts overnight in orange juice, italian dressing and some dales.

split the breast in the middle almost all the way (butterfly them)

smear a healthy portion of cream cheese on one side and press jalapeno peppers into the cream cheese ...

Are the decoys butt up all the time or do they bob up and down? The videos on the net make it look like they are pulled down some how and then pop back up but I can't seem to figure out how it would do that.

Got a mallard machine for x-mas and was wondering if you guys have had better luck getting the ducks to commit with the extra motion on the water? Also, how does it pull the decoys down and look like they are feeding? The bar they are attached to is stationary on the motor. Instructions were ...

Duckdawg10 wrote:unless you have at least 10 of them, dont even put it out. Also, you need a mallard machine to stir the water beneath them. And get a good floating sled to pull the eight car batteries you will need. That is all you need.

You guys put out 10 mojo's???????????????????