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I'm looking to refresh my decoy spread. I have heard that got buys are semi worth their money. Is it better to buy GHG progrades life size or oversize and pay the extra money? I hunt a lake and usually deploy a spread about 2 to 3 dozen mallards pintails teal and shovlers. Should I buy Ghg progrades life size or oversize compared to the hot buys.
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Hunter Hall, I would suggest if you are wanting to really increase the size of your spread, that you go with the Hot-Buy Mallards. They don't cost too much and you can really increase the size of your spread with the decoys. I love the Pro-Grades though. The paint schemes are second to none and you can't beat the durability. Honestly, start with what you need and then continue to upgrade.
I hope this info helps and hope you have a great season!! Please contact me if you have any more questions!!
Ben Perez
Burlington, NC
Avery Youth Field Staff
Lodge Creek Calls Pro Staff
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Thanks I really like the prograde paint schemes it I didn't know if it was worth it
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I recommend the Pro Grade they are nice life like decoys . I use these decoys everyday I hunt ,but if it is late season I high recommend you to check out the timber January Decoys these look like the ducks at this point in the migration
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Could you just mix gray and white paint and get a Janurary look with out spending money. Just refurbish some old decoys
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