Moose Decoy
After calling in the same bull three times last year and not being able to seal the deal, I know have one of the Montana decoys. I have a good idea about the set up, but I am wondering if I should leave it out overnight when if (lol) I am not successful on day one? My thought process is the less noise/movement the next morning the better.
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I would think one day you might find you decoy in a crumpled mess from a bull having his way with it while your not there. Setting up can be a pain but beats having to pick up the pieces later
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We always took ours down every night. Can’t say that it was a game changer but on occasion in the morning the wind was different, so placements changed with the assumption game would close the final distance with the wind in their face.
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They work good. Collapse it and pack it in/out. Setup as needed.
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Walk and sound like a moose. They aren’t quiet unless they are suspicious. Setting up a decoy wont be a problem (I have one as well)
Be aware that a bull WILL swing down wind and scent check a cow he can see, from a long ways, sometimes 200-300 yards. Do not anticipate he will walk straight in like on so many videos. I learned that the hard way in archery season :sign0176: |
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Thing is they can still smell you. So when you get a response, you have to figure out how to position the scent, decoy, and yourself to bring the bull past you without him getting down wind. When a bull responds, he will almost instantly start swinging down wind of the sound. Think about this every time and set up accordingly. Man I miss moose hunting. Only 6 more years for that tag :sign0161: |
If you’re interested in it, I have a heads up moose decoy for sale on the buy and sell. Might help give you an extra edge.
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To all the others, thank you for your suggestions, much appreciated. |
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