In this video, Sean Weaver and First Lite waterfowl product line manager Logan Williamson explain the best decoy spread for drawing mallards in over big water. The secret sauce? Proper placement of goose decoys, floaters, and silhouettes.
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Video: How to Decoy Mallards on Big Water
In this video, Sean Weaver and First Lite waterfowl product line manager Logan Williamson explain the best decoy spread for drawing mallards in over big water. The secret sauce? Proper placement of goose decoys, floaters, and silhouettes.
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