There's always a lot of strange new hunting gear at SHOT Show and this year, the Dirty B from Primos was among the strangest. But, it just might be weird enough to work.

The Dirty B is an injured-tom decoy with a string tethered to it. When real gobblers are in sight, you pull the string and flop the decoy to make it look like a struggling bird. Hopefully, the rival gobblers rush in to stomp their fallen comrade giving you time to make a shot.

Do you think this decoy could work?

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from charlie elk wrote 15 weeks 6 days ago

That is right up there with the Edsel. How many Edsels do you see on the roads?
Dumb idea.
later,
charlie

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from huntfishtrap wrote 16 weeks 5 days ago

Could work, but I already haul too much gear into the woods the way it is.

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from turkey decoy wrote 16 weeks 6 days ago

I have seen pics of guys using soccer balls with a head and wings, charcoal bags, and turkeys even attack their reflection in a truck bumper. Not real high percentage ways to hunt though. Gonna stick with my bestturkeydecoy.com for 2013.

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from huntfishtrap wrote 16 weeks 5 days ago

Could work, but I already haul too much gear into the woods the way it is.

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from turkey decoy wrote 16 weeks 6 days ago

I have seen pics of guys using soccer balls with a head and wings, charcoal bags, and turkeys even attack their reflection in a truck bumper. Not real high percentage ways to hunt though. Gonna stick with my bestturkeydecoy.com for 2013.

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from charlie elk wrote 15 weeks 6 days ago

That is right up there with the Edsel. How many Edsels do you see on the roads?
Dumb idea.
later,
charlie

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