Deck Boss Flying Snow Goose Decoy
Regular price $49.99
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White Rock Decoys Deck Boss Flying Snow Goose Decoy is the most realistic, durable, and storable wind-activated flying decoy ever designed! Our Flyers feature indestructible wings that stay connected to the decoy and fold flat to eliminate storage issues other flyer decoys present. The high density polycarbonate wing spars were engineered to provide a realistic flapping motion that has never been seen before in both high and low winds. Combine this with a nosepiece that provides a cocky side-to-side pivoting swagger and this is hands down the ultimate in flyer decoy technology!
The Deck Boss Flyer Decoy comes with a quick connect nosepiece and works on either a 1/4 inch rod or 1/2 inch EMT conduit*, as well as most rotary machines.
*Ground stakes are not included with your decoy.
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Looks good and I like the way it folds up. My package came very poorly wrapped (just a shipping bag) and had been crushed by the post office (not white rocks fault). It had no setup instructions and there was a clear tube for the “spine” of the body that was floating in the bag. I could not attach it and there was no instructions on how to attach it. Not sure it I’m missing a pice or something is broke. Contacted the company and got confirmation is was the spine piece but never got a response on how to install it. I’d love to get more but at twice the price of the completion I’ll probably go a different route.
haven't used them yet. but appear to be high q
Have not had a chance to use them yet, little slow where I hunt but expecting it to pick up mid-December. Quality is excellent. Easy to put together.
What I like about this Flyer decoy is its quick set up and take down and they are very Durable I have some I bought when you guy first launched them that I am still using nothing breaks on them I don’t use any other flyer decoy thanks for a GREAT PROTECT 👍
Very nice all the way around. I am just cutting off the sway arms, hose clamping the straight remaining 12” or so black bar to 3/8” 6 foot rebar and putting the decoy atop that, slipping the rebar into a slightly larger diameter 10” rod that was pouned into the ground.
