Why Traditional Blind Concealment Fails

Using decoys to help hide blinds isn't a new tactic, but often time’s hunters will actually accentuate the blind placement without even knowing it. Placing decoys closely around the blinds helps, but this approach can leave blinds framed or outlined making them even more visible to vertically decoying snow geese.

Using decoys on taller than normal stakes or flyers around the blinds is also a popular tactic, but if you look at your spread from an overhead point of view you quickly discern this actually draws more attention to the area the blinds are in. An oversized shell decoy strapped to the doors or foot bag does the same thing, draws more attention to being different than actually covering up the blind. A deflated crumbled up sock zip tied to the stubble straps doesn't look like a goose or gain you any coverage either.

Anything different in the spread that geese can focus on is bad.....you want the spread to look uniform and that means decoys at the same height, that look the same.

The BDD Advantage

Our patented Blind Door Decoys offer a level of layout blind concealment never seen before. The engineer-designed base allows the decoy to hook into almost any blind door stubble straps quickly and securely. They feature stakes just long enough to get the decoy above the stubble allowing them to fill, turn, and bounce with the slightest breeze while keeping them at a uniform height and creating shadows just like the rest of your spread.

When it’s time to “take ‘em”, the decoys snap out of the way as easily as your layout doors would normally open. Blind Door Decoys will never hinder or get in the way when coming up for the shot. Of course, in true White Rock fashion our BDD’s feature the Tuf-snap Collapsible Support System and a collapsible base stake so they can fold up in your blind to save time and storage space during set up and take down.