New turkey decoy

[duckboy1]

look what dave smith created! will avery ever make a turkey??

http://www.davesmithdecoys.com/DSDHenTurkey.htm

[Josh Brugmans]

Just one word........... WOW!!!!

[mike.]

i dont even turkey hunt and i want one!

[wbfowler777]

thats sweet

[OHGooseslayer]

seen this earlier, very nice deek but the price is crazy, ill wait for Avery turkey deek

[Curt Wilson]

That is a good looking decoy, but the price is pretty high.

[CRAWLER]

Totally agree. Great looking decoy, but $130 for a turkey deke, WOW!

[OutForBlood87]

$130.00 is too much for something I might accidently shoot:D

[combatranger]

thats a double WOW.....man he does good work

[jamesmc]

Fantastic looking deke but I think the $130 price is alittle much.

[Wyogoose]

Man for $130 plus shipping I would just pay a local taxidermist to make a stuffer!!! That place is damn proud of their stuff.

[J Kryspin]

Not too far off of the price of a Pretty Boy...

http://www.carrylitedecoys.com/productDetail.aspx?id=65001

http://images.ebsco.com/pob/carrylite/catalog/5878_500.jpg

[duckboy1]

Not too far off of the price of a Pretty Boy...


yep! if you look at it there is not a "huge" differance in price vs. other companys that offer something simmiler. for being a USA product i think the decoy is very fair! though i would love to have one im going to pass till next year if i will get one. i need to save my money for a new pup.


"That place is damn proud of their stuff."

and avery isnt???

[J Kryspin]

That place is damn proud of their stuff.

I would hope a company would be proud of their products. Otherwise, why come to the market?

[Iambenelliman]

You want the best...you pay the best! It sucks, buts its the truth!

[Jonathan Rice]

i think i just fell in love with a decoy

[emcee]

Out of curiosity, how much does it cost to get a stuffer made up? I'd imagine the price is pretty close.

Between the movement from the DSD dekes (don't figure many folks are balancing a taxidermied decoy on a steel rod so that it moves in the wind) and the durability, folks who are serious enough about the sport that they are willing to pay for it would see this as a good choice.

Not me, mind you, but for some. :cool:

[Arliss Reed "Cuz"]

i think i just fell in love with a decoy

Jon,

I dont think that decoy is the first thing that is made of plastic that you fell in love with...lol

[OutForBlood87]

:D Thats funny!

[Wayne Radcliffe]

Very realistic.

[Rick Frisch]

That is the nicest looking turkey decoy I have seen to date.

[kberggren]

The price compared to most turkey decoys is a little high but look at what your getting, i think thats a pretty reasonable price. I have their honkers and lessors and their paint and quality is unbelievable. Way to go Dave and Brad!

[GBuck]

Hey, if you don't like the price, don't buy it. :rolleyes: I don't even Turkey hunt and I might buy one just in case I decide to get into it.

The HC and Pretty Boy are both $100. The DSD is $120. Based on looking at the pictures I would say that for $20 you are getting a much more realistic decoy.

All my buddies are really into snowmobiles. Or competitive bass fishing. Or Golf. Hunting waterfowl is cheap compared to most other sports.

[duckin82]

that is a hefty price but besides a stuffer thats the most realistic one ive ever seen

[George Kuhns]

I still use the old feather flex. Once he hears you, any deke should do the job as long as you can talk to him.

[wackmaster]

I bought a pretty boy last year. We used a real fan with it and the first day we had a tom up beating on it. By far the best decoy I have ever seen. Right now Rogers has them for 70 killer deal.