A) To mark territory B) To provide food C) To attract animals or birds D) To scare away predators
A) Plastic B) Metal C) Glass D) Cardboard
A) Formation B) Gathering C) Spread D) Cluster
A) Brightness B) Realism C) Glow-in-the-dark effect D) Personal preference
A) Weight B) Waterproofing C) Durability D) Attractiveness
A) Burying it in the ground B) Painting it brighter colors C) Adding weights to the bottom D) Using a jerk cord
A) Bucks during the rut B) Predators of deer C) Fawns in the spring D) Does year-round
A) Winter B) Molting season C) Migration D) Mating season
A) Doe estrus B) Human scent C) Pine D) Apple
A) Upwind B) Downwind C) Crosswind D) Against the wind
A) To scare away predators B) To provide cover C) To attract hens D) To attract gobblers
A) Glass B) Steel C) Foam D) Concrete
A) Hidden in thick brush B) Directly in the path of movement C) Far away to draw the bird D) Within sight of your location
A) To provoke territorial behavior B) To attract owls for viewing C) To provide a roosting spot D) To scare away small birds
A) In a prominent location B) Near a food source C) Hidden in dense foliage D) On the ground
A) Wearing blaze orange B) Using live animals C) Using shiny materials D) Ignoring property boundaries
A) Still and quiet B) Overcast or windy C) Clear and sunny D) Extremely foggy
A) Only one or two are ever needed B) Exactly 12 C) Always use as many as possible D) Depends on the species and location
A) Suspended decoy B) Surface decoy C) Air decoy D) Ground decoy
A) Straight line B) J-hook pattern C) Pyramid formation D) Single decoy
A) Stakes in the ground B) Magnets C) Weights and line D) Glue
A) Deer B) Other predators C) Waterfowl D) Turkeys
A) To dry the decoys B) To scare away birds C) To add motion to the spread D) To mark your location
A) Imitation B) Replication C) Concealment D) Diversion
A) A buck decoy facing away from your location B) A doe decoy facing towards your location C) Multiple doe decoys standing close together D) A fawn decoy lying down
A) Rapid spinning B) Subtle ripples and head movement C) Remaining perfectly still D) Violent thrashing
A) Rocks B) Open Water C) Vegetation D) Snow
A) Place decoys with the wind at their backs B) Place the decoys in a circle C) Wind direction doesn't matter D) Place decoys so birds land into the wind
A) To increase their weight B) To maintain their realistic appearance C) To make them float better D) To prevent rusting
A) Tom (male) strutting in October B) Hen (female) breeding C) Hen (female) feeding D) Jake (young male) |