Acrylic or Wooden

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Re: Acrylic or Wooden

Postby teul2 » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:01 pm

Wood
Looking for 2 duck calls from Dominic Serio of Greenwood (ones for Novacaine)
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Re: Acrylic or Wooden

Postby Dux Be Us » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:01 pm

Both :wink:
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Re: Acrylic or Wooden

Postby duckdigler » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:40 pm

Thanks for all of the insight. I guess all that's left is to figure out the ULTIMATE decoy spread. I was thinkin' about including in my spread this year a baby mallard mojo, mojo mallard, mojo gadwall, mojo GW teal, mojo blue bill floater, mojo wing thang, higdon pulsator, higdon splasher, mallard machine, duck commander wake maker, quiver duck butts, some of the mallard kites, some spec kites, blue herron and egret confidence decoys and of course four dozen shovler decoys (all equipped with the battery powered, bright orange keel prop). I can't figure out if the cost of the batteries is more dangerous than the risk of electricution. Any suggestions on the shape of spread? (J-shape, L-shape, land here duck spelling)
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Re: Acrylic or Wooden

Postby donia » Fri Oct 15, 2010 4:40 pm

duckdigler wrote:..... I was thinkin' about including in my spread this year a baby mallard mojo, mojo mallard, mojo gadwall, mojo GW teal, mojo blue bill floater, mojo wing thang, higdon pulsator, higdon splasher, mallard machine, duck commander wake maker, quiver duck butts, some of the mallard kites, some spec kites, blue herron and egret confidence decoys and of course four dozen shovler decoys (all equipped with the battery powered, bright orange keel prop). I can't figure out if the cost of the batteries is more dangerous than the risk of electricution.

you'll need something pretty serious to handle all that voltage!
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