Spring Fling Hen Decoy

Terrible product.The spring steel it took large for the fabric. It won’t fold down because the steel got all twisted inside the decoy.

sont en tissu cheap, sont meme pas en 3D .... ca vaut pas ce que ca coute.... meme un étoile c'est trop....

To anyone that bought this decoy thinking it was a 3D decoy: please do your research before buying things. This is actually a pretty cool little setup. It folds down to a near pocket-sized package using what I would assume to be the same method as Montana Decoy's elk and antelope decoys.Yes, you're going to have a hard time attracting a tom with it if he comes in at an angle that doesn't show the 2D image, but you have to realize that you're making that tradeoff by buying a 2D decoy in the first place. This decoy is incredibly packable, light, realistic looking, and seemingly durable. It is designed for anyone that is more interested with weight/size savings for either packing into a location or convenience.Additionally, if you're one of the many cheapskates that probably come across this decoy because of the price, this decoy will probably work a lot better than any of the ultra-cheap decoys that you can buy at any sports shop. The image is truly high quality and realistic, unlike the cheapos, but it comes in at the same price.If you fall into either of the categories above, I would highly recommend the purchase of this decoy. I think you'll get many years of turkey blasting over it as long as you play to its advantages and are smart about its use.

Greatest advantage is the portability. Being able to fold it and tuck it in my vest is exactly what I wanted. I really don't like the bulky decoys - it's a pain when your moving. I bought this decoy in the spring of '16 but never got a gobbler to come in. This spring of '17 I placed this Montana deco several yards in the dirt field off the alfalfa field so she could be easily seen. It was a slow morning but sometime after 8am a gobbler must have seen my Montana decoy and he called and double called continuously for 10 minutes. I only gave several clucks one time about half way during this 10 min. duration. I estimated he was in our south east field (approx 150yds) when he saw my Montana decoy in our south west field. This gobbler came within 15yds of the decoy and then held up and came no closer. I let him have it at exactly 27 yds and the 12 ga. dropped him in his tracks. There is no doubt without this decoy I would have never had this gobbler come in like he did. Again the key was seeing my decoy but just as importantly calling softly and only one time was also part of my success. You don't need to call often at all. Remember the hens are the ones going to the gobblers so we are trying to do the opposite. You must call softly and less is better to have a chance. This decoy has great coloring and worked perfect with the wind turning my bird occasionally. Having some movement makes it look lifelike. My bird was 22lbs, 9" beard w/ 1 1/4" spurs. This was only my third gobbler ever. I'm by no means a pro but if this decoy worked for me it can work for anyone. Good luck!!

This has great coloring and looks real from a distance. The spring idea is great, but I cannot get it to curl back up tight without damaging the spring. Comes with stand, and it is flat so hopefully the gobbler comes at it from the side.