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does anybody make water keel mallard decoys anymore? i cant find any..my old water keels bout had it

Just cut the ends off the regular ones and drain the sand out. Sometimes they don't land right and you have to go set them upright. That's about as close as I've found.

litlhitch wrote:does anybody make water keel mallard decoys anymore? i cant find any..my old water keels bout had it

I thought flam bob still made em!

4dawgma wrote:Just cut the ends off the regular ones and drain the sand out. Sometimes they don't land right and you have to go set them upright. That's about as close as I've found.

+1

I have a few dozen water keels and probably turn over 5-10 a hunt..

everytime i end up with water keel i try to make the weighted keel.

silicone and sand.

Stupid question but just why exactly would you want water keels as opposed to weighted keels.

aweyerman wrote:Stupid question but just why exactly would you want water keels as opposed to weighted keels.

Smart answer but some folks have to walk in where they hunt and don't need or want the weighted keels.

Academy sports has a brand I think its game winner that is water keel. 1 dozen mallards cost me under 30 dollars

Trip wrote:

aweyerman wrote:Stupid question but just why exactly would you want water keels as opposed to weighted keels.

Smart answer but some folks have to walk in where they hunt and don't need or want the weighted keels.

Ding Ding Ding..

Thanks for the info. I was hoping to pay a water keel price rather than having to buy weighted and cut the ends off.

greenhead29 wrote:Academy sports has a brand I think its game winner that is water keel. 1 dozen mallards cost me under 30 dollars

I was given a dozen of these...cheap, light and effective

they are noticably lighter when you have a few dozen in the bag and on your back.

I didnt notice this until after I took the picture and the sun was up. Lonely mallard flipped over