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I know the battery powered motion dekes are illegal here, but does anyone use manual or wind activated ones? any recommendations? any info would help
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Winduks work the best in slight wind IMHO. I also use a jerk cord if the pond is calm, a single coot or medium deke above a coffeecan anchor with bungee....
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Does anyone know if those shaker weights are legal? they are battery powered. but i dont think they are a decoy. just go in the decoys to add motion deal.
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I believe all/any powered devices are illegal in this state.
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Use a whip-splash.... Decoy with rubberband mechinism inside connected to wings that rotate when string is pulled! Just have the black side of the wings faced up or they'll flare..
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