Avian-X Introduces Teal Decoy 6-Packs

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posted on November 11, 2020
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Avian-X Topflight Teal Decoys, available in Blue-winged Teal, Green-winged Teal or Early Season Teal packs, let hunters target a specific species or hunt mixed flocks of ducks in early season plumage. The decoys are built rugged, with life-like size, shape, and feather details in no-flake paint. Postures are selected for realism, while a weight-forward swim keel allows realistic movement.

Teal Early Season Pack
The early season pack includes both Green-winged and Blue-winged Teal with early plumage, great for first fall hunts and hardcore teal hunters. Each decoy measures 10 inches from breast to tail, and the pack includes a Blue-winged swimmer, a Green-winged swimmer, two Green-winged feeders and two Blue-winged feeders.

Blue-winged Teal Pack
Blue-winged Teal decoys come in two different head positions, feeder and low head, to mimic a feeding flock of Blue-winged Teal. This species-based six-pack caters to hunters targeting Blue-winged Teal and includes four drakes and two hens. Each decoy measures 10 inches from breast to tail.

Green-winged Teal Pack
This pack is identical to the Blue-winged Pack, except with Green-winged decoys. It includes two feeder drakes, two low-head drakes, a feeder hen and a low-head hen. 

For more information on any of these decoy packs, please visit avian-x.com. MSRP: $59.99

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