AvianX HD teal decoys

AvianX Teal Decoys

The AvianX teal decoy pack offers various highly natural postures that will make your spread irresistible to waterfowl. Never before have duck decoys achieved such realism in terms of both posture and colors reproduced with stunning fidelity.

High-tech Decoys

A Revolutionary Material Until now, decoys were made of rigid plastic, unfortunately too fragile in case of severe frost. AvianX decoys benefit from a brand-new technology. A new plastic derivative is used in the manufacturing of AvianX decoys. From now on, the plastic is semi-rigid, allowing the decoy to deform, absorb shocks, and then return to its original shape. With AvianX, no more worries during severe frost periods or when transporting the decoys.

Indestructible Colors

We've often been told that the problem with American HD decoys is the paint, which is too fragile for the use we have for decoys. With AvianX decoys, no more chipping after a few nights in your pond. AvianX decoys are not simply painted like all other manufacturers do. The new plastic material used in the manufacturing of AvianX decoys is colored before being injected into the mold. In other words, the plastic is directly colored, and the paint is embedded.

A Unique Keel

On a decoy, the keel plays a crucial role. It allows the decoy to float naturally and resist waves. On AvianX decoys, the keel is the result of extensive work by the R&D team. AvianX's goal was to design a keel that would absorb the wave, avoiding annoying splashes, while allowing the decoy to look natural on the water. To achieve this, the weight of the keel has been distributed more towards the front than the back of the decoy. Shaped like a billiard cue tail, the keel has 60% of its weight at the front, allowing the decoy to absorb the waves.

Natural and Realistic Positions

The AvianX teal decoy pack consists of six decoys: four drakes and two hens. Among the drake decoys, two are active and two others simulate a small clown feeding, while the two hen decoys represent an active hen and a feeding hen. These different attitudes will enhance the realism of your spread and increase its confidence for wild birds.

Dragged at 50 km/h on a dirt road, and still intact!