Living in the duck slaughter capitol of North America, NW Pennsylvania, we can't use a spinner or a wobbler or anything else motorized. Does anyone use a Win Duk, they look well made ? I had a wind decoy when I went to NoDak but it took a 35 mph wind to get the thing going. What's everyone's experience with the Win Duk brand? Thanks
don novicki
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I have a Win Duc decoy. It works in 5 mph winds as advertised. The only downside to them is they don't start and stop on command. Some days they help at lot, others they need to be pulled out of the spread.
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