Jamie Allen
Member
Is anyone using the homer decoys, they look nice and they have added some sleeper bodies to the collection I saw on there facebook page?
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Homer Decoys
- Thread starter Jamie Allen
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Paul sanchez
New member
I have a bunch and love them I also ordered the sleeper yesterday on their pre-sale I think they are the closest thing to Herters that I have ever come across
zane Every
Well-known member
Jamie,
I have two dozen of the diver decoys. All I can say is they are a very well made decoy body at a very good price. I am very happy with my purchase and looking forward to buying some sleepers to add to the spread.
Zane
I have two dozen of the diver decoys. All I can say is they are a very well made decoy body at a very good price. I am very happy with my purchase and looking forward to buying some sleepers to add to the spread.
Zane
Chuck Anderson
New member
I bought 4 doz. Homer diver blanks last year, and have made about three doz. Redheads using carved wood heads, coating with titebond lll and 40-60 corn cob grit, with Traditions acrylic paint. They self right, and ride the water well. I also made a doz. Stocker Canvasbacks using E Allen heads with oak keels that are great decoys. I love the cork Bluebills I am making, but I am pretty slow carving, and needed a diver rig in a hurry so the foam decoys have worked out.
Jamie Allen
Member
Does anyone have any pictures of them in use, how well do they ride in the water. Does anyone have puddle duck ones yet