When you’re hunting ducks, being able to catch them by surprise is half the battle. Ducks feel safer when gathered in a group, so you can give them a false sense of security by using duck decoys.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A successful morning of teal hunting. But once you go on a good duck hunt and get hooked on shooting mallards in the decoys, there ...

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Once seen as mere hunting tools, duck decoys have waddled their way into the world of collecting hobbies. It’s easy to see why: These handcrafted works of art are painted with intricate details and ...

It’s no secret that adding motion to a decoy spread is the best way to increase realism. Stagnant water can flare birds far out of shotgun range. Traditionally, hunters solved this issue with jerk ...

Duck hunting is as much an art as it is a sport, requiring a blend of strategy, patience, and adaptability. While early-season birds might fall for simple spreads and basic setups, late-season ducks ...

Historically used by hunters in shoreline waters to convince ducks flying overhead that the area is both safe and chocked with food, decoys are "something that are an American folk art, an American ...

A flotilla of Huck’s Ducks, duck decoys that reimagine who takes aim when hunting season arrives, will be on display at the ...

To the untrained eye, the rows of ducks on display at the Charleston Marriott during the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition just look like a cute collection of wooden waterfowl. But the decoy exhibit ...