Systems, devices, and methods for providing a decoy are disclosed. In some embodiments, the decoy is attached to a weapon via a universal mount assembly.

The present disclosure relates to a collapsible hunting decoy. The collapsible hunting decoy includes a collapsible central hub comprising a plurality of pivotable leg housings that are pivotable relative to the central hub and a plurality of frame leg coupled to the central hub such that each frame leg of the plurality of frame legs is disposed in one of the plurality of leg housings to allow the collapsible hunting decoy to collapse by pivoting the pivotable leg housings when desired. The collapsible hunting decoy also has a decoy cover coupled to the frame, the decoy cover comprising a solid fabric portion and a mesh fabric portion.

The present disclosure relates to a collapsible hunting decoy. The collapsible hunting decoy includes a collapsible central hub comprising a plurality of pivotable leg housings that are pivotable relative to the central hub and a plurality of frame leg coupled to the central hub such that each frame leg of the plurality of frame legs is disposed in one of the plurality of leg housings to allow the collapsible hunting decoy to collapse by pivoting the pivotable leg housings when desired. The collapsible hunting decoy also has a decoy cover coupled to the frame, the decoy cover comprising a solid fabric portion and a mesh fabric portion.

A device for spreading fowl decoys on the surface of a body of water. A hub sits below the surface is removably coupleable with up to four arm arrangements. Arm arrangements are jointed, allowing hub and arm arrangements to sit below the surface of the water while decoys float on surface. Hub is connected to an anchor on the bottom of the body of water, and can be displaced horizontally with a pull cord. Cords in the arm arrangements allow for near-random motion of attached decoys, simulating a swimming motion of fowl. Hub can be displaced vertically with a pull cord, causing the decoys to dip head first into the water, simulating a feeding motion of water fowl. Hubs can be combined by coupling arm arrangements from each hub. When displaced horizontally in the water, hubs not attached to the pull cord move semi-randomly, creating more random motion in decoys.

A device for spreading fowl decoys on the surface of a body of water. A hub sits below the surface is removably coupleable with up to four arm arrangements. Arm arrangements are jointed, allowing hub and arm arrangements to sit below the surface of the water while decoys float on surface. Hub is connected to an anchor on the bottom of the body of water, and can be displaced horizontally with a pull cord. Cords in the arm arrangements allow for near-random motion of attached decoys, simulating a swimming motion of fowl. Hub can be displaced vertically with a pull cord, causing the decoys to dip head first into the water, simulating a feeding motion of water fowl. Hubs can be combined by coupling arm arrangements from each hub. When displaced horizontally in the water, hubs not attached to the pull cord move semi-randomly, creating more random motion in decoys.

A hunting and wildlife waterfowl decoy apparatus comprising a tubular member and a cord member, wherein the tubular member and the cord member cooperate in order to create a tensional force and a locking mechanism. A waterfowl decoy tubular apparatus for use in keeping a plurality of waterfowl decoy cords in a substantially tight and taught orientation, thereby holding a plurality of decoys in a secure manner and preventing the decoy cords, and thus the decoys, from entangling during transportation or storage.

A hunting and wildlife waterfowl decoy apparatus comprising a tubular member and a cord member, wherein the tubular member and the cord member cooperate in order to create a tensional force and a locking mechanism. A waterfowl decoy tubular apparatus for use in keeping a plurality of waterfowl decoy cords in a substantially tight and taught orientation, thereby holding a plurality of decoys in a secure manner and preventing the decoy cords, and thus the decoys, from entangling during transportation or storage.

The invention pertains to the field of decoys used for hunting, nature photography and/or game control. More particularly, the invention pertains to motor controlled, easily customizable, maintainable and light weight animated decoys.

The invention pertains to the field of decoys used for hunting, nature photography and/or game control. More particularly, the invention pertains to motor controlled, easily customizable, maintainable and light weight animated decoys.

A decoy system comprises a decoy, a ground support comprising a ground engaging portion and an upstanding post, and a flexible line coupled to the decoy so as to vertically move the decoy along the upstanding post in response to being pulled. In another implementation, a decoy support for supporting a wild fowl decoy includes a ground support comprising a ground engaging portion and an upstanding post. A rotatable decoy support member is rotatably connected to the ground support and to be fixed to the decoy. The rotatable support member is rotatable about a vertical axis and comprises a lever radially extending from the vertical axis. First and second flexible lines are coupled to the lever and are guided by first and second line guides such that alternate pulling of the first and second flexible members rotate the rotatable decoy support member and the decoy in alternate directions.