Sillosocks Velour Crow Hypa-Flap Flapper Decoy

Description

Sillosocks Velour Crow Hypa-Flap decoys are designed for the Crow hunter – and they really do work!

The key to their success is their realistic flying and flapping movement. The decoys are flocked throughout. Sillosocks Velour Crow Hypa-Flap decoys work brilliantly on poles, rotary machines, and bouncers.

They come assembled – all you have to do is put the wing spars in and they’re ready to mount. As the breeze catches the wings they give a flapping motion just like the real thing.

A must-have addition to the Sillosocks Velour Crow Hypa-Flap Decoy is our very own, UK-made, and of high-quality telescopic Bouncer Pole. Simply mount your decoy onto one to add a bouncing movement to the wing flaps for ultimate realism. After using this amazing combo you are sure to need our Dead Bird Cradels perfect for pigeons and crows.

Why Will You Love the Sillosocks Decoys?

Sillosocks Decoys are incredibly lightweight and also very realistic! We believe they are the best possible decoys available as they give amazing results.

Firstly, the windsock decoys will bring your pattern to life by catching the slightest breeze to keep the decoys inflated and moving about to simulate feeding activity.

Secondly, the revolutionary low-weight design means it’s easy to store and transport the decoys.

Thirdly, deploying them is easy and quick. Build a pattern to your liking or move them in changeable conditions with no fuss.

Professional Goose Guides all around the World use and love these decoys.

What’s more, the materials are non-glare and mimic the natural plumage of the birds they are decoying. All of the components are extremely hard-wearing too. Wash off mud and dirt effortlessly after use and enjoy how little space they take up in vehicles or at home.

Finally, with the Sillosocks Decoys, you are guaranteed to have a successful shoot every time.

Andy Crow is quoted as saying about Sillosocks, “I remember shooting with a mate up in Bedfordshire when these first came out. I was dubious, to say the least, and gave him plenty of stick – until the birds started piling in! They were suicidal and we had a great day, so I know they can do the business.” Sporting Shooter Magazine, March 2015.

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