Using sleepers and resters in 6 to 8 inch water

[blackfoot920]

Our club will 6 to 8 inches of water this year and i was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on usin these decoys at that depth! and could you post pics if you have the same scenario

[Woodiez89]

the conduit stuff. i feel like there was a thread and the pix were pretty awsome!

[goosehunter64]

ducks or geese. And I'm pressuming F/B. Really helps dude, when you give a full explaination??.
If this sounds rude....sorry I'm not trying to be.

[blackfoot920]

fullbody ducks

[Joe Fladeland]

If it's going to be more of a permanent situation you could put pallets where you want to put the full bodies.

Just a thought.

[goosehunter64]

If it would work...I would go with what woodiez said.

[Dave Weidner]

Isnt 6-8 inches of water prime for waterfowl feeding anyway? One tip that my guides and I will be applying this season is the use of Full Body Mallards in a flooded timber spot - water in many places is only 6-8 inches deep. We plan to use some of the fallen timber as a stand to place the dekes by drilling some holes in the logs. Later towards the season, I'll try to remember to post some photos.

[Swampy]

Isnt 6-8 inches of water prime for waterfowl feeding anyway? One tip that my guides and I will be applying this season is the use of Full Body Mallards in a flooded timber spot - water in many places is only 6-8 inches deep. We plan to use some of the fallen timber as a stand to place the dekes by drilling some holes in the logs. Later towards the season, I'll try to remember to post some photos.



I can't wait those FB mallards are DEADLY!

[Tony Vandemore]

Might be easier just to get some of the new floating sleeper mallards. Same great look and less work.