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Avain X LCD Laydown Hen Decoy

$99.99

LCD Laydown Hen Turkey Decoy – Authentic Breeding Pose for Maximum Gobbler Attraction

This lady is ready and waiting! The LCD Laydown Hen perfectly replicates a hen turkey's natural breeding position with a relaxed, submissive body, wings, and head posture that sends an irresistible invitation to any dominant gobbler. This compelling setup has spelled the end for countless boss toms who simply can't resist rushing in to claim her.

Pair her with the LCD Quarter-Strut Jake to create an intolerable scene of competition – a breeding hen with a rival jake nearby triggers instant aggression and close-range approaches. Versatile enough to double as a highly realistic dusting hen during mid-morning hunts, the Laydown Hen excels in calming flocks, settling wary birds, and pulling toms into range when other decoys fall short.

Built as a premium Lifelike Collapsible Decoy (LCD), she features unmatched realism and detail:

  • 15% smaller than a live turkey for easy transport and natural proportions
  • Mimics the natural light reflection and iridescence of real hen feathers
  • Durable PVC dura-rubber construction quiets all movements and eliminates unnatural spinning
  • Collapsible design packs down small with included storage compression strap and carry bag

Whether you're setting up for early morning strutting, mid-day dusting, or late-spring pressured birds, the Laydown Hen does it all – calming turkeys, sparking fights, and delivering deadly realism that brings gobblers to your boots.

Includes:

  • Collapsible Laydown Hen decoy
  • Storage compression strap
  • Carry bag
  • Collapsible carbon stake

Key Features:

  • Authentic breeding pose signals "ready to breed"
  • Calms flocks and triggers dominant gobbler aggression
  • Unmatched feather detail and lifelike realism
  • Quiet, durable PVC dura-rubber
  • Compact, collapsible for easy field carry

Add the LCD Laydown Hen to your setup and watch boss toms lose their composure this spring.

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