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Flambeau Master Series Lone Howler Coyote Decoy
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SKU: WX2*0676509
Overview
Built for predator hunters who want a realistic setup, this coyote decoy is designed to add visual movement and detail to a calling spread. Its posable ears, wind-activated tail, and options for sitting or laying placement help create a more convincing scene when paired with a predator call or prey imitation. The heavy-duty plastic construction and bungee leg system make it practical to carry and set up in the field, while the rear leg can accept scent pads for added versatility. It is a specialized tool for hunters focused on drawing in wary coyotes and other predators, rather than a general-purpose decoy.
Why Hunters Choose the Flambeau
Heavy-duty Plastic
Highly lifelike coyote detailing
Free-moving Tail
Adds wind-activated motion for added
Posable Ears
Wire-frame faux fur tail allow
Can Be
Set in sitting or laying
Rear Leg
Accepts scent pads, and snout
Key Features
- Heavy-duty plastic construction with lifelike detailing for a realistic coyote presentation.
- Free-moving faux fur tail with wire frame is posable and wind-activated.
- Ears can be rotated and posed to vary the decoy’s appearance.
- Bungee leg system supports easy transport to and from the field.
- Can be set in sitting or laying positions for different setups.
- Rear leg is designed to accept scent pads for added scent application.
Best Used For
- Predator hunters setting up with a call and visual decoy for coyote stands
- Hunters wanting a posed, wind-activated decoy for open-country setups
- Users who need a transportable decoy with a bungee leg system
- Hunters building a captured-prey scene with a rabbit pelt or white rag
- Those wanting a sitting or laying decoy position for varied stand presentations
Specifications
| Designer | Charlie Norton |
|---|---|
| Ears | rotated and posed |
| Material | heavy-duty plastic |
| Motion | wind-activated motion |
| Position Options | sitting or laying position |
| Prey Attachment | white rag or rabbit pelt can be attached to the snout |
| Scent Pad Compatibility | rear leg designed to accept scent pads |
| Tail | faux fur tail with wire frame |
| Tail Movement | free-moving |
| Transport System | bungee leg system |
| Weight | 8 lbs. |
Pros
- Heavy-duty plastic construction with highly lifelike coyote detailing
- Free-moving tail adds wind-activated motion for added realism
- Posable ears and wire-frame faux fur tail allow adjustable presentation
- Can be set in sitting or laying positions for different setups
- Rear leg accepts scent pads, and snout can hold a rag or rabbit pelt
- Bungee leg system supports easier transport to and from the field
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires additional setup to create the intended scene, including a predator call and rabbit pelt or similar attachment for the snout.
- Best suited to stationary calling setups; it is not a simple grab-and-go accessory despite the bungee leg system for transport.
- The decoy’s effectiveness depends on wind and positioning, since the tail motion and overall presentation are designed to work with natural movement.
- At 8 lbs., it may be less convenient to carry over longer distances than lighter decoy options.
Suggested Comparisons
- Predator hunting decoys
- Coyote calling accessories
- Game decoys for predator setups
- Predator scent pad accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Predator call
- Rabbit pelt
- Scent pads
- Decoy transport bag
Frequently Asked Questions
What positions can the Lone Howler Coyote Decoy be set in?
It can be placed in a sitting or laying position.
What features help the decoy move or look more lifelike?
The decoy has a free-moving tail, wind-activated motion, a posable faux fur tail with a wire frame, and ears that can be rotated and posed.
How is this decoy carried or transported in the field?
It uses a bungee leg system that allows for easy transport.
Can it be used with scent or additional attractants?
Yes. The rear leg is designed to accept scent pads, and the snout can be used to attach a white rag or rabbit pelt to simulate captured prey.
Who designed the decoy?
It was designed by Charlie Norton, a renowned wildlife artist.