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