When you’re hunting ducks, being able to catch them by surprise is half the battle. Ducks feel safer when gathered in a group, so you can give them a false sense of security by using duck decoys.

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EASTON — For Ron Lewicki, collecting decoys is like a hunt. Half of the fun is in the chase — finding a beautiful rare piece, talking someone into selling it or giving it to you, then bringing your ...

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EASTON — The Buy, Swap and Sell show at the Waterfowl Festival had many exhibitors showcasing their best hunting and show decoys. Some of the exhibitors have been at the same show for decades. Allan ...

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It’s no secret that decoying geese is a thrill. Seeing geese close in on the spread and hearing them get louder as they come into range makes any waterfowler’s heart pound. But geese see a lot of ...