Whitetail Buck Decoy

Introducing the Whitetail Buck by Heads Up Decoy. The Whitetail Buck Decoy has all the same functionality and realism as the Heads Up Decoys that have come before it. With its flexible and detachable antlers, the Whitetail Buck decoy will be the most versatile, portable, and usable Whitetail Decoy on the market. This product will be available August 1st for dealers and online customers. It will retail at $69.99.

I believe this decoy will work in any hunting situation from stand hunting to spot-and-stalk to calling/rattling scenarios anywhere whitetails live from coast to coast.

Antelope Decoy and Bowmount Pictures

Here is the antelope buck decoy with the bow mount to give you more of a clearer picture of how it works and how it attaches to the bow mount.

March Shed and Scouting Pictures

Prostaffer David Gillan and I went out looking at a new area to consider for the fall archery season. I am excited to give this place some hunting time. If there was ever a place made for the Heads Up Decoy, this would be the place. Plenty of open country broken by dense brush, subtle rises, and a big chunk of roadless ground.

New Bow

Made the plunge and purchased a new Hoyt Maxxis, 31". It's the sweetest bow I have shot. Can't wait to put it to use this spring and fall.

2010 Plans

Spring is on its way...I think. Summer will soon follow and BOOM! Archery season will again be upon us. Between now and then, I will be working on getting back in shape, working on new decoys, and working on improving the Heads Up Decoy market position.

In early January, Heads Up Decoy was in Denver for the International Sportsman's Exposition. Wow, what a show it was. Denver was very good to the Heads Up Decoy. The support was awesome. I hope all of you that purchased my decoys or plan on purchasing them before this coming season have as much success as I have had.

Myself, along with a few others, will be filming our hunts and putting together a DVD using the Heads Up Decoys. We will be working on it starting this spring, through the summer, and obviously the fall archery season. We hope the DVD portrays our season "chasing" animals with as many close encounters as possible. I hope to portray the season that encompasses not only the hunts, but the preparation that goes along with hunting with a bow.

'09 Muley Heads Up Decoy Success

November 22nd proved to be a very defining moment in the short life of Heads Up Decoy. Sunday morning of the 22nd found us driving and glassing the cut milo fields where we had seen a very large muley buck 2 days before. Long before shooting light we glassed up or binoculated, as I say, some muleys in some fields. As we changed positions we soon found the big boy's buddy and felt he was in close proximity.

My film crew and I spotted a bedded muley buck in the field and managed to get within 100yrds. We waited and flashed the Heads Up Decoy muledeer doe as they would periodically get up and change positions. The doe that was with this buck would block the buck from making his way over to use.

After 4 hours of goofing around with them it was "make-or-break-time" and the muley decoy went in and on the bow mount. Folks, I stood up in the cut milo field using the decoy as a shield and mosied to 30yrds of the buck and doe to deliver what I thought was a fatal heart shot. As the buck stood in the field just out of bow range I decided to nock another arrow and shoot again. I closed the distance again and delivered another shot which proved to be the fatal hit. He was not the big muley we saw a couple of days earlier, but he is certainly respectable.

Ya know, I thought it would be possible with mule deer to walk up on them, but not in the openness of a cut milo field. What a deal...what a deal. I will never forget it.

Your '09 Heads Up Decoy Experience

Tell us about your 2009 hunting experiences with the Heads Up Decoy