what goose shells to choose?

[32-40win]

Wouldn't accomplish anything to get them now, no room left without going to a trailer, which is next year's project. Along with another bunch of snows and some blues to add to the 8doz I bought this year,and some duck shells, maybe a couple more calls, maybe a rotary flyer. That oughta bust the budget pretty good. Yipes!!!

[lumpy2181]

Im jealous. I have maybe 4-5dzn duck deeks and 3 dzn goose shells but 1/2 of all of my deeks could benefit from being replaced.

[B'Haven]

A little at a time and they will start to add up fast.

[B'Haven]

My Higdons came yesterday, that is one sweet deal through Dunn's right now. great way to add numbers without taking up to much trailer space.

[jmpDE]

BHaven,
Do you like your Higdon shells from Dunns? I see they have a great price. Looking to add to the spread and at that price, I really can't beat it.

Thanks,
Mick

[2500hdon37s]

i just got some Redhead shells and they are pretty nice for the pice IMO (also got them on sale for $70 a doz)

the paint aint the best but i coulod care less geese cant see all that great anyways and they are kind of rubbery so they wont crack when its cold and hold their shape well

[B'Haven]

I have to say I am pretty impressed with the Higdons but I am using them completly as filler decoys. I don't use any of them on motion stakes or just use them alone (which they definantly would close geese) I have some oversized GHG shells that I really like but I can almost buy 4 dozen for the price of one dozen GHG. The flocked heads and color scheme work really well. Preferably I like to run about one dozen shells per 3-4 dozen full bodies. At times during the major migrations we will probably run between 10-25 dozen full bodies so the Higdons will look perfect in the mix and take up next to no space and I like them much better than silos.

[romancenturian]

just ordered three doz of the higdons from dunns. shipping a bit much bit overall a good deal for numbers in the spread. i have 2 doz real geese silos so they will work great as a spread.