https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/building-a-decoy-spread
A decoy spread should be assembled with a specific use in mind. There are no absolutes in using decoys. Some guidelines will apply most of the time, but decoy numbers, size, species, movement, etc., are all subjective in nature. If a spread is working, no matter how different or offbeat it might be, stick with it.

https://www.themeateater.com/hunt/waterfowl/a-primer-on-decoys-and-decoy-spreads-for-puddle-ducks
When hunting with 2 or 3 hunters in the same blind, you can create multiple slots by dividing the 24 decoys into groups of 8. This makes three major groups of decoys that can be spread evenly creating additional slots. These slots become shooting zones wherein multiple hunters can shoot safely without crossing each other. This makes the hunt safer.

https://www.wildfowlmag.com/editorial/4-classic-decoy-spreads-you-need-to-try/280117
J Decoy Spread. Also known in some 'fowling circles as The Fishhook or simply The Hook, the J is the go-to spread whenever you target divers, regardless of whether you're gunning from shore or from a boat. Visually, the J is just as it's written. I usually angle the long leg or tail of the J (either one or two 100-foot mainlines, each carrying

https://www.wideopenspaces.com/duck-decoy-spreads-will-work-every-time-pics/
Here are a deadly dozen decoy spreads that you can use this fall to fool even the most decoy-shy birds. Small Rivers. Small meandering rivers can offer some of the best waterfowl action each fall. Many have islands you can set up on, with plenty of shallow water nearby for ducks to lounge in. Locate a spot like this and deploy this spread in

https://outriggeroutdoors.com/blogs/duck-hunting/the-best-decoy-spreads-to-land-more-ducks
Gapped J Hook "Fish Hook" Decoy Spread. The gapped J hook decoy spread is geared towards blind-shy diving-type ducks that have been heavily pressured throughout duck season. This decoy formation is best setup on a cross wind, with your target landing zone being from the shoreline to 30-40 yards off the shoreline.

https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/five-simple-spreads-for-waterfowl
Ep. 198 - Decoy Tactics: Five Simple Spreads for Waterfowl. The following spreads offered by veteran waterfowlers consist of no more than three dozen decoys. Sure, there are going to be hunts when you'll probably want to go with a bigger spread, but there will also be times when it pays to go small.

https://www.splitreed.com/articles/duck-decoy-spreads-for-rivers
3. Big-River Combination Spread. For an ultra-realistic spread, use large numbers of goose decoys on big rivers to attract ducks and geese. Set up "pods" of duck and goose decoys on land and in the water in various postures. In front of the blind, place a combination of duck decoys in resting and feeding positions.

https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/ridiculously-smart-decoy-strategies
Set a Long-Shot Goose Spread. Field Hudnall, past world goose calling champion and co-host of DU TV, hunts the Ohio River near his hometown of La Grange, Kentucky. When the birds become decoy-shy in his area, Hudnall sets an all-Canada goose spread for ducks. "We use all Canada goose decoys because of their size and visibility," Hudnall says.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UADBmcPDEMI
On this video Joel shares some of the top proven decoys spreads that you can adapt for your hunting situation so you can Manipulate Ducks! This is real Decoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjwJWCEqcNw
Showing 3 duck decoy strategies that will put more ducks into your spread. Also, a few other helpful tips to keep in mind when duck hunting.

https://www.themeateater.com/hunt/waterfowl/3-never-fail-duck-decoy-setups-for-small-water
Duck hunters use a whole range of letters to describe decoy spreads. I can't speak for all of them, but I doubt the grammarians of the 16 th century had any clue their contributions to the alphabet would inspire the tactics of 21 st-century waterfowlers.Regardless, the bird's eye view of these select letters has been the demise of many ducks, and their effectiveness is without question.

https://www.fieldandstream.com/hunting/diving-duck-hunting-decoy-tips/
A hunter shows off a mixed mixed bag of divers. Brian Lovett 5 Decoy-Spread Tips for Diving Ducks. Everyone knows that big-water diver hunting requires lots of decoys to attract birds from long

https://www.slayercalls.com/top-5-duck-and-goose-decoy-spreads-you-have-to-try/
Decoy Spreads: The Big Four. Decoy spreads themselves, as I mentioned earlier, need not be intricate nor complicated; however, there are a handful of factors to consider when putting together an effective rig. We'll call it a recipe, per se, with a short list of ingredients and, hopefully, an impressive end result: #1 - Wind

https://www.wideopenspaces.com/duck-decoy-spreads-4-of-the-most-popular-strategies-explained/
Basically speaking, define your target landing zone and begin to spread your block out around it from left to right with the furthest decoys at about 35-40 yards around the horseshoe, and the closest right in front of you at 10-15 yards. There should be some motion in your spread in the set nearest to the blind along with some confidence decoys

https://www.gameandfishmag.com/editorial/take-a-minimalist-approach-to-your-duck-decoy-spreads/385908
Big water, rough water…this decoy will handle it, thanks in large part to the 11-inch, 14-ounce removable stabilizing bar. Set the floater in the spread and run it by remote. It's the ticket for divers of all species. ($140; mojooutdoors.com) Advertisement.

https://projectupland.com/waterfowl-hunting-2/understanding-natural-duck-decoy-spreads/
Ducks scrutinize decoy spreads like first-time home buyers. They want a well-built home in a neighborhood that's cozy and safe. Educated birds look for species assortment and natural movement above all else. Get those two things right in your decoy spread, and you've built the foundation and tacked on the drywall.

https://www.gameandfishmag.com/editorial/fatal-attraction-4-decoy-spreads-to-pull-in-more-ducks-geese/386446
THE DOUBLE V. The Double V spread is a great water setup for puddle ducks, and it can attract primary and secondary species as well as oddball ducks. The first V is set slightly upwind, with the wind blowing parallel to the bank. The second V of decoys is set 10 to 20 yards behind or downwind of the first V.

https://www.fieldandstream.com/gear/best-duck-decoys/
The Final Approach live floating mallards were the foundation for all my decoy spreads during the 2023-24 duck hunting season. They're durable, feature an ultra-realistic paint scheme, and are

https://www.huntingbetter.com/duck-decoy-spreads/
Decoy Spreads for Diving Ducks. Diving ducks are a type of duck that dives underwater to feed. This includes the canvasback, bluebill, redhead, goldeneye, and bufflehead ducks. Hunters often use more canvasback decoys because of their bright white bodies, easily spotted from a distance. Bluebill and redhead decoys are used to fill in most of

https://www.gameandfishmag.com/editorial/3-decoy-spreads-to-take-limits-of-diving-ducks/455556
The spread itself is fairly simple: Two lines of decoys spaced 8 to 10 feet apart upwind, another pair of lines downwind but angled slightly out and in the direction I expect the birds to come, and a "blob" of 12 to 16 single-rigged decoys directly in front of the blind to simulate birds on a food source.

https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/10-surefire-decoy-strategies
"The farthest decoys from us will be about 50 yards out in the river," Hudnall says. "We position a number of rester decoys near the center of the spread, and that's usually where the birds focus. When this spread works the way it's supposed to, the geese decoy right in the center of the spread. Plus, it's also a deadly setup for ducks." 8.

https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/decoy-basics
Make your investment last by treating your decoys right. Here are some tips on how to transport your spread and keep your decoys looking their best. 1. Simple mesh bags can haul a lot of decoys, and they drain well. They're also inexpensive and usually have shoulder straps that make them easy to pack from the truck to your hunting spot. 2.

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https://www.gameandfishmag.com/editorial/3-killer-decoy-spreads-to-hunt-duck-geese/487795
Enter the combination spread. Before we go any further, one note on combo spreads: Ducks will absolutely work to goose decoys, often finding the big fakes irresistible; however, geese will seldom work to duck-heavy spreads. With that said, detailed here is a three-pack of combo rigs I run throughout the waterfowl season.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-49657-4
VZV also spreads from skin keratinocytes to lymphocytes prior to secondary viremia. ... B. et al. A virus-encoded type I interferon decoy receptor enables evasion of host immunity through cell

https://www.ducks.org/hunting/decoys/five-small-spreads-for-ducks
Following are five small decoy spreads, from members of the Avery Outdoors pro staff, that are designed to pull ducks into close shooting range in specific hunting situations. 1. Rusty Burnam's Slough Spread. Rusty Burnam knows that when rivers rise over their banks in western Missouri, ducks will take advantage of the freshly flooded habitat.