there is some merit in placing even a single whitehead decoy slightly off to one side of mallard spread...MOST times any parries that do come in will head for it...and when we actually have enough water to set our pread out properly,we set half dozen parries where we can stil ltarget them will short stalk around tree and it keeps the mallards from landing in that corner. funnily enough the bright spoonie decoys SEEM to be almost magnetic when birds want to land IN the decoys..maybe they figgure "we can push them plurry spoonies around,lets dive bomb them"
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