flocking kit

[diversdown]

ordered a ghg flocking kit last fall. opened it up today and touched up 3 1/2 dozen ghg fulbody heads that are 4 years old. just want to say it turned out great and there is a lot let over for next time. thanks a again for a great product.

[Rick Frisch]

I like the fact that the kit comes with all the stuff you need to get the job done - brushes, glue, gloves, etc.

Thanks,

[Jason Mears]

Jeff,
Glad you liked the kit. It makes touch up real simple. Good Luck this coming season.

[Wayne Radcliffe]

It's great to get the positive feedback.

[Rob Jepson]

Thanks for the feedback dd. If you get a chance please post up a photo or two.

[Scott Moates]

Thanks for the feedback and good luck to you next season with your "new" decoys.

[OSUChad]

Okay, so I'm new to all of this. I've been reading the boards on this website though for about a month and really enjoy learning from all of you. So here goes my first question. I got a dozen used G&H Honker Mirage (I know, GHG would be better). They do not have flocked heads. I love the look of flocked heads and especially the FFD Elites flocked bodies. Should I consider buying an Avery flocking kit and adding the flocking to the G&H heads? Is this an obvious yes? Does it really make that much difference? Should I consider buying replacement heads instead that are already flocked?

Also, with only a dozen mirage and two dozen shells with flocked heads, obviously I need to add more to my spread. Would it be better to buy GHG shells with motion stakes or pony up for fewer FFD Elites? If money wasn't an issue, I would just buy a few dozen elites. But would it be better to buy say 2 more dozen shells or 8 or so elites? A dozen new Hot Buy GHG shells with motion stakes being about $120 through Rodgers or a local retailer or 6 FFD Elites being about $180 through Rogers or a local retailer. What does everyone think? Thanks for your time and patience with a newby.

Chad

[Curt Wilson]

Chad,
If I were you and money is not an issue, I would go with the FFDs everytime. Whether you get the full bodies or shells is up to you. I will all depend on the situations that you hunt.

[Rick Frisch]

I would also flock the heads on your other decoys. Flocking does so much to eliminate the shine for dew and frost. You can't go wrong by doing it.

Thanks,

[Travis Mueller]

Really makes them stand out as well!