Mastering the art of how to use a deer decoy takes time.
There are times when everything works out perfectly and the
deer come to your decoy as if being pulled in with a leash.
Other times, the reaction may not be what you expected.
Those are learning experiences. Every hunt is different and
knowing how, when and where to use whitetail decoys
comes with experience. Below are five common mistakes
hunters often make and solutions to avoid making them.
1. Hunters Don’t Actually Use
the Decoy
5
Mistakes
Hunters
Make When
Using a
Decoy
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Hunters sometimes buy a decoy before the
season starts, but never utilize it on a hunt. It sits in their
shed, folded up in their pack or back at the cabin. Or, they
use it once, fail to see results and never use it again.
Solution: Commit to using a decoy and pack it with you
on every hunt. They are lightweight, compact and set up
quickly if you find yourself in a situation you need a decoy.
For example, if you’re whitetail hunting on public land and
using a climbing tree stand in dense timber and only have
one shooting lane, you may need the buck you’ve been
seeing in the area to pause in the lane so you have time to
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