Ruddy Duck suggestions

Submitted by heuker on 11/4/04 at 8:49 PM. ( ) 69.162.125.187

Could anyone give me some pictures or ideas of what position for a flying ruddy duck would look the best? It will be hung from a string from the ceiling.

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Never have seen them fly!

This response submitted by Brad on 11/4/04 at 10:25 PM. ( ) 24.207.161.212

Better do him swimming 'cause I never see the little buggars flying. They always come swimming into the decoys... I think they swim south!


Well....

This response submitted by TJ on 11/5/04 at 4:49 AM. ( ) 205.201.40.235

If he's going to be hanging from the ceiling...flying would be your best option.. :)
TJ


flying

This response submitted by john on 11/5/04 at 7:20 AM. ( ) 68.37.89.163

i shoot a lot of them flying.but they are hard to hit.best advice i could give you is they fly strate like a arrow and we call them double enders, because you cant tell the head from there tail.


F-16

This response submitted by Eddie on 11/7/04 at 7:50 PM. ( NDAWOODS25@aol.com ) 40.0.40.10

They are quick. You could pose it banking like an F-16


Dead mount

This response submitted by Jason on 11/11/04 at 11:35 PM. ( ) 68.34.40.86

see alot during the season buzzing up the creeks. they seem to just juke to each coordinance . fast ! they are like full feathered darts.I suggest mounting with the wings full spread gliding. keep your mount level , none of this sideways against the wall stuff. keep it three dimensional . customer wont know the right from reality. oh yeah discuise your base attatchment. very important.


DEAD MOUNT

This response submitted by Jason on 11/11/04 at 11:37 PM. ( ) 68.34.40.86

almost forgot, when in doubt dead mount. the trick is to use a fancy leather lanyard.


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