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Quest Outdoors Feeding Frenzy Duck Decoys Item #: QUEFEEDER DRK
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Quest Outdoors Feeding Frenzy Duck Decoys

Quest Outdoors Feeding Frenzy Duck Decoys imitates a mallard duck in an inverted feeding position, frantically kicking its feet. It operates on 3 "AA" batteries providing a run time of up to 6 hours. Anchors like any other decoy. No wires to run, no poles and no heavy batteries. Extremely effective at coaxing- in wary ducks.

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rockinreel from Midway, GA, USA
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Subject:	rust
Quality:	Ducks were interested and swooped by the decoys, but after the first use the battery terminals already started to rust in fresh water. There is no on/off switch which is stupid. The batteries and the battery compartment are totally exposed to the splashing. The only way to turn the thing on is put the last of three batteries in and close the cover that doesn't actually cover the batter ends. Does it make any sense for a hunter to install batteries on a cold morning in the water just to turn it on? Cheap dollar general batteries lasted about two hours. Next day, cheap batteries lasted about an hour, probably because of the rust build up after one use. Terribly stupid battery compartment design. And I paid 130+ dollars for this absolutely stupid engineering. Forgetaboutit in salt water. Also mine now leans to one side more than the other. So.... I have to clean rust off the dang thing after each use, not expecting it to last very long. Very stupid engineering for that much mo
Features:	Battery compartment open to weather. Stupid.
Cost:	Way too much for rusting after the first use.
Flyway:	Atlantic
Realism:	sort of. Mine leans to one side. One web foot hardly touches the water.

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