SilloSocks
were created because no major airline would pull my decoy trailer. I
wanted to be able to use my own decoys when traveling to hunt. I
have used other windsocks and their effectiveness is proven but they
are rather bulky and heads and stake become lost or broken over
time. Silhouette decoys add a
definite lifelike appearance to a spread but disappear from certain
angles. I believe subtle motion greatly enhances the realistic
appearance of any decoy spread. SilloSocks were created to combine
the best aspects of silhouette and windsocks decoys. No other motion
decoy comes close to SilloSocks for lightweight compact portability
with a full body appearance. You can throw 10 dozen in you trunk and
off you go
Shear
numbers of decoys is not the key,
movement is.
You must develop some way to make your decoy spread "come alive".
Movement is what makes your spread look real to circling geese.
Frequently Asked Questions...
Q: What are the bodies made of?
A. Rip resistant Plastic fabric.
Q: What is the head made of?
A: Coroplast.
Q: What is the stake made of?
A: Spring steel.
Q: How does the stake attach to
the body?
A: Held in by friction.
SilloSocks
were created because no major airline would pull my decoy trailer. I
wanted to be able to use my own decoys when traveling to hunt. I
have used other windsocks and their effectiveness is proven but they
are rather bulky and heads and stake become lost or broken over
time. Silhouette decoys add a
definite lifelike appearance to a spread but disappear from certain
angles. I believe subtle motion greatly enhances the realistic
appearance of any decoy spread. SilloSocks were created to combine
the best aspects of silhouette and windsocks decoys. No other motion
decoy comes close to SilloSocks for lightweight compact portability
with a full body appearance. You can throw 10 dozen in you trunk and
off you go
Shear
numbers of decoys is not the key,
movement is.
You must develop some way to make your decoy spread "come alive".
Movement is what makes your spread look real to circling geese.