Bigfoot Decoys is in Clinton, IA.

Our Econo Snow Goose silhouette decoys are made of a light weight corrugated plastic material. Printed with a detailed feather pattern, using a dead flat finish. A unique, double wire staking system helps with structural integrity in high winds. These wires are powder coated in matching colors.

Decoy Options to Add to Your Arsenal. Once you have access to a particular piece of hunting land, it's time to get geese to land where you're hunting. That's where decoys come in. Decoys typically mimic geese doing three different things; swimming, feeding and resting.

With the number of geese usually much less than that of snows with feeds ranging from 200- 10000 birds the decoys spread should represent that with numbers. Spreads generally consist of 50-250 full body Canada decoys and shell decoys.

A decoy refers to a third option that a brand offers in order to change consumers' preferences regarding two basic options available.

Made from durable polyester material with drawstring closure at the top to secure your decoys in the bag. Fill up this decoy bag and transport it to your blind using the two web style shoulder straps.

Final Thoughts on the Best Goose Decoys

• Best Full-Body Overall: Avian-X AXF Lesser.
• Best Full-Sized Full-Body: GHG XD Series.
• Great Buy: Bigfoot B2.
• Best Silhouette: Real Geese Pro Series II.
• Best Silhouette Value: Dive Bomb V2F.
• GHG Pro Grade Silhouettes.

A decoy substrate or pseudosubstrate is a protein that has similar structure to the substrate of an enzyme, in order to make the enzyme bind to the pseudosubstrate rather than to the real substrate, thus blocking the activity of the enzyme. These proteins are therefore enzyme inhibitors.

A duck decoy (or decoy duck) is a man-made object resembling a real duck. Duck decoys are sometimes used in waterfowl hunting to attract real ducks. Duck decoys were historically carved from wood, often Atlantic white cedar wood on the east coast of the US from Maine to South Carolina, or cork.

When the decoys are properly spread (three to five feet apart), geese can see the full effect of each decoy. Try not to cover up parts of the silhouettes by putting them too close together. If you're looking to take your goose game to the next level, silhouette decoys will help you get there.

"You've got to funnel the geese into easy shotgun range." Sean Mann uses "from six to 150 decoys" in a water spread. In a large spread, he uses 25 V-boards (three silhouette decoys per board) and 75 full-body floaters. In small sets, he uses fewer, but always in equal numbers.

The decoy effect describes how, when we are choosing between two alternatives, the addition of a third, less attractive option (the decoy) can influence our perception of the original two choices.

One clear example of the decoy effect is popcorn at the cinema. When there are only two options, a large or a small bag, the customer will conclude that the large one is very expensive and that they do not want that much popcorn. They will be buying based on their needs.

A decoy (derived from the Dutch de kooi, literally "the cage" or possibly ende kooi, "duck cage") is usually a person, device, or event which resembles what an individual or a group might be looking for, but it is only meant to lure them.

Wherever these birds exist, there is a common thread in hunting them: Having an effective decoy spread is a must. Canada geese are exposed to growing hunting pressure. Realism and motion make decoys more alluring to live birds. Calls and calling know-how are better than ever.

The Decoy Effect defined Decoy is an option which no one is interested in because it's objectively inferior to other options. It isn't designed to be sold. Decoy has a different objective – to make other options seem more attractive. The “decoy” is that third option.