Montana Decoy Spring Fling Hen Decoy

A tom hung up at eighty yards is a tom waiting on one more reason.

Calling buys his attention. What he sees decides whether he closes the distance.

Performance Under Pressure: The image is a photograph of a real hen taken just before she was bred. That posture is an invitation a gobbler reads the second he clears the rise.

Friction Removal: Eight ounces, folded down to 10 by 6 inches. She rides in the vest with your calls, not strapped to the outside of your pack.

In the Field: You slide into a setup against a tree, flip her open, set her out front, and sit down before the woods notice anything changed.

Flexible Setup: Run her alone on a quiet morning, or pair her with a tom or jake when you want to start an argument. Those decoys sold separately.

Proof and Credibility: 31 by 9 inches unfolded. Full size and photo real, from a company that built its name on decoys that fold.

Give him something worth walking the last eighty yards for.