Looking for advice- I’ve always bought used decoys that came rigged. I decided I wanted a few specific species to add to my spread and found a great deal on some new dekes from another TBH’er. Now I need to rig them- what’s the most economical way to do that- I’ve got either 1 1/2 or 2 dozen I’ll have to check to be sure.... Thank you gentleman.
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Academy Texas rigs is what I got this year to rig my brand new spread. 3 dozen of em. Next year I’ll pay the money for lifetime decoy rigs
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2-300 pound monofilament with crimps is the cheapest, but Academy brand pre-rigs are pretty inexpensive.Comment
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Lifetime Decoys coated cable will save you money long term. They will outlast your decoys and very possibly last the rest of your life. There is a DIY kit if you want to cut some cost, it will rig up 2 dozen but you have to buy your own weights.Comment
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Look up Hebert Custom Decoy Rigs on Facebook he makes THE BEST Texas rigs that are cheap, fully customizable and get shipped to you quickly. I bought some a couple years ago and now all my friends are running them and advocates as well.Comment
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Buy cheap egg weights from the guy on fish on Waco, then buy 500 or 1000# mono off amazon, cut to length and use crimps on each end.
Been doing mine that way for years.Comment
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Lifetime Decoys! Buy once, cry once.
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Lifetime decoys! Give Dane a call.
Worked with him at American Sooting Centers back in the day and he set me up.
I have made my own, from buying cable to pouring lead etc, but like Curt said, buy once, cry once.Comment
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Eggs and heavy mono are how mine are set up. Not the best rig in the world, but then again, I ain’t picking them up very often either.Originally posted by Flex View Post
We picked up 20 dozen new (to us) decoys for a new spot we have this year. I’m dreading rigging them up.Comment
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