Decoys an rig em right

[cmj84]

What decoys hold up good with these rigs so the paint doesn't chip off it get damaged thru the year?

I like the Dakota decoys but they sure are high an not sure how the flocking heads will hold up thru the years

[7ducks]

The flocked heads on the Dakotas will only last a couple of seasons.....replacement heads are only 21.00 for 7 ...I've never had any paint issues with mine...well worth the money to me...JMO

[Wingman]

Personally, I use Doc's Hunt-n-Stuff weights. He and his son hunt in Hunphreys County. Great guys!

I have em on my GHG decoys and have no issues.

[medic11]

I use G&H decoys. I dipped my egg weights in rubber, cheap process and it helps protect paint.

[medic11]

http://m.homedepot.com/p/Performix-Brand-11-oz-Plasti-Dip-Black-Rubber-Coating-Spray-11203-6/100131010

They also make a can to dip things.

[Drakeshead]

I have used Rig-em Right in the past, but now I just rig my own. The one main issue I had with Rig-em Right is the clip used to attach the decoy to the line would get snagged on the mesh decoy bags I used. This is a pain in the rear when it is cold, 0500 and trying to get decoys out of the bag in the dark. I ripped several Drake stand-up mesh decoy bags as well as bent the metal clips. I also noticed that after a good season of use, the clips started rusting/falling apart. This was all back about either or so years ago, so these issues with Rig-em Right may be fixed now.

I have never used Doc's products.

[hntrpat1]

Metal clips stink and sliding weights suck( get your hands wet). Just make your own crimps, .100 weed cord and 3 oz bank sinkers will do the trick.

[quack_a_tack]

There is a place up here in memphrica, I think delta net and twine is the name. They make the good kind that you don't get your hands wet and they are considerably cheaper than catalog brand rigs.

[driveby]

[smith]

Appreciate the plug Rob and Driveby. Happy hunting and I'm sure we will see y'all around the Double Quick.

[Curtdawg88]

[hntrpat1]

run it through the keel

[Drakeshead]

[smith]