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Montana Decoy Miss September Elk Decoy - Bring in even call-shy elk with the Miss September Decoy from Montana Decoy. This new feeding pose is just what a bull is looking for. Lightweight design is durable and sets up quickly and easily. Decoy contains a built-in spring steel band to hold the body erect. Fiberglass poles with steel step stakes provide additional support. The body has a high quality picture printed on both sides, giving the 2D decoy that 3D look. Folds down to carrying size in seconds. Weighs only 33 oz., including poles. Unfolded dimensions: 60" x 47". Folded dimensions: 22" x 13" x 2".
Fabric:
- Crafted of lightweight, durable polyester fabric
Support and Cushioning:
- Fiberglass tent-style poles with step stakes add support
Insulation:
- Pack down to a 2" x 16"-diameter disc weighing only 2 lbs.
Features:
- Detailed photographic image printed on both sides
- Includes fiberglass poles and steel stakes
- Easy to set up and collapses in seconds
- Spring-steel band inside pops it open for fast, easy setup
- Lightweight, easily packable and realistic
- High quality image gives a 3D look
- Built-in spring band holds body erect
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Crafted of a lightweight, yet durable polyester fabric with a detailed photo-image printed on both sides for a 3-D effect, Montana Decoys give new meaning to portable and realistic. Because they pack down to a 2" x 16"-diameter disc that weighs only 2 pounds, they are easy to pack into the most remote locations. A spring-steel band inside the body pops the decoy open for fast, easy setup, and a simple twisting motion folds it for transport. Fiberglass tent-style poles with step stakes support the decoy.
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Positive Reviews:
Love these Decoys!
I have purchased several Montana Elk decoys in the past few years. They have proven to be easy to use, durable, easy to pack, and most importantly, they really draw in the Bulls! For years I had marginal elk calling success without decoys. Since I began using these Montana Elk Decoys, my calling success rate during Archery Season has really increased. I also like the new lightweight non-metal stakes that are available! Great product. I highly recommend these decoys!
Fools 'Em All
Bought this decoy for the 2012 Colorado archery season. Set out my decoy at 15 yards last Sunday and waited for good shooting light. Made a few cow calls and he came right in; a mature MOUNTAIN LION that is. He came right up to the decoy and gave it a good sniff before leaving the way he came in. Thank God, he never saw me! As I said; this decoy "Fools 'Em All".
Miss September Elk Decoy
Decent product. Good likeness, light and portable. Leg supports are a little heavy (metal, not something lighter like graphite. Don't use on breezy days. Glad I bought it - just would like lighter leg supports
Neutral Reviews:
not for me
As a solo hunter I thought a decoy would be a nice thing to have. I doesn't fit my hunting style of walking and talking. I carried it for a week of a 2 1/2 week hunt and had a chance to use it twice, after that it stayed home. 1st time I had time to get it out and assembled but could only get 1 stake in the ground due to rocks/debris, I had to drop it as I ran out of time. Second time I never got it off my back as the bull was coming fast. I'm sure it would be an advantage in certain situations (like having someone there to set it up for you) but I have too many things going on when a bull is on the way than to mess with the decoy. Also the stakes went in the decoy alot easier at home in my yard than in a hunting situation. It maybe just the thing for someone else, quality and ease of assembly was just a 3.