How will YOU use the Rester and Sleeper FB Honker?

[Aaron Hitchins]

Just curious... Fields, sandbars, wading etc...

Aaron

[Fowlquest]

Got any pictures... but from what I can think it looks like I'd probably but some in the back of the spread in a feild, up on the edge of water, and a couple of them next to a high looker on a side of a feild spread

[MNhardcorehunter]

I will put mine on the wading in ponds and on sandbars.

[Aaron Hitchins]

anyone else?

Aaron

[headhunter]

I would put mine along the edges of sloughs.

[Phinkie]

I'll use mine next to sloughs and on beaches and sandbars...where ever you see geese resting really.I dont really know if they would be any good in fields though? What do you guys think?

[Tony Vandemore]

The possibilities are endless.....I know I have several different things in mind...;) :D I can't think that they won't help you make a more relaxed looking spread in about ANY situation.

[Nate Tegtmeier]

im thinkin late season is gonna be sweet for them!!!
but like tony said ENDLESS ways to use them

[Zach White]

In my opinion I think the rester sleeper decoys will be the most deadly honker decoys....i really could consider just making a spread with just rester and sleeper decoys! I mean if you think about it...geese have seen feeder upright decoys for years and years....but waterfowl typically spend most of they day lofting and resting...feeding basically 2 times a day morning and night.....it only makes since to do what they really do most...not only because they birds to it but because i bet no one else in your area will do it. Im all in boys im selling my decoys and building a spread based on sleepers and resters. So check me out on the pawn shop...i got some avery decoys to sell!

[Rusty Hallock]

I agree with Tony. The possibilities are endless. I will be using them in fields and shorelines. The new sleepers and resters are going to be perfect addition to any spread to give your spread a relaxed look. Just set your spread up to match the birds in your area and you will be finishing birds at your feet.

[Mike Bard]

I too agree with Tony. There are several possibilities. I'm really looking forward to lining some along the shore lines and using them on ice in the late season.