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Dr. Kralenstein

Dr. Kralenstein

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I got an early morning yellow beaks, and propped him up as a decoy.

About 20 minutes later I see another, probably female, checking on him from a low branch. I took a shot and missed as she jumped to a different branch. She didn't even spook really. I guess the decoy made her feel at ease.

Anyhow, they're both decoys now!

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Dr. Kralenstein said:
I got an early morning yellow beaks, and propped him up as a decoy.

About 20 minutes later I see another, probably female, checking on him from a low branch. I took a shot and missed as she jumped to a different branch. She didn't even spook really. I guess the decoy made her feel at ease.

Anyhow, they're both decoys now!

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DR . I've done that w/ crows many times . Yes it seems to work .
 
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Dr. Kralenstein said:
I got an early morning yellow beaks, and propped him up as a decoy.

About 20 minutes later I see another, probably female, checking on him from a low branch. I took a shot and missed as she jumped to a different branch. She didn't even spook really. I guess the decoy made her feel at ease.

Anyhow, they're both decoys now!

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Done it with pigeons.
 
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