Montana Decoy Trixie Whitetail Doe Decoy

A buck that hangs up at eighty yards is not a shot. It is a story you tell later.

Calls and scent can get his attention, but something he can see is what gets him to commit.

Gives Him A Reason: A realistic doe pose tells a cruising buck there is something worth walking over for. He closes the distance instead of circling out of range.

Print That Holds Up Close: The print quality reads as a real deer, not a shape. It keeps working as he gets nearer and looks harder.

A Tail That Teases: The teaser tail adds the touch a buck looks for in a doe. It keeps his eyes on the decoy and off you.

Eyes Off Your Stand: You sit in the stand and watch him lock onto the doe. While he stares at her, you draw.

A Plan For The Rut: Running a doe decoy says you hunt with a plan. You stop hoping he wanders by and start giving him a place to go.

Set her where you want him to stand, then be ready.