We tested and reviewed the best turkey decoys, including the most realistic jake, hen, and motion. These are our top picks for turkey hunting from Avian, Mojo, and more.

When to Use Turkey Decoys. Drury says he uses a decoy on 60 to 70 percent of his turkey hunts (he’s a big believer in Avian X dekes). But keep in mind that he does a lot of hunting in the open country ...

Far more often, a tom will approach a tom decoy, or try to get between it and a hen decoy. Set your decoys so the male, or the space between male and female, offers the best shot opportunity.

There are three basic possible ways to set up turkey decoys, explains Outdoors Columnist Oak Duke. Skip to main content. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: 800-290-4726 ...

Absolutely, using turkey decoys is a major factor in successfully putting a spring gobbler down for the count.Time and again, however, hunters will swear they will never use a decoy again after an ...

No other decoy has helped to put more beards in spurs on the ground than the hen decoy. The use of a hen decoy can be a critical piece of success in your setup and can provide the turkey hunter the ...

When it comes to turkey decoys, timing is everything. Fake jakes and hens all have their place throughout the spring turkey season, but hunters must know when and where to properly use them to ...

Hen decoys are popular, but I have had great results using only a decoy that imitates a jake, which is an immature, 1-year-old male turkey. When a gobbler hears hen calls and sees a jake standing ...

A tom turkey is strutting for a hen decoy. The colorful male is attempting to woe the hen by fanning his tail and dragging his wings, all while its head and neck are glowing red, white and blue ...

Despite a late start and folded-over hen turkey decoy, a tom turkey walked in after a long conversation. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW. Read Today's Paper Sunday, June 8. 🗞️Advertise with us.

Absolutely, using turkey decoys is a major factor in successfully putting a spring gobbler down for the count.Time and again, however, hunters will swear they will never use a decoy again after an ...