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#1 on this list
LCD Breeder Hen
Avian-X
The submissive hen posture that pulls gobblers the last twenty yards — the most useful single decoy made.
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LCD Quarter Strut Jake
Avian-X
Paired with the breeder hen, this jake triggers dominant gobblers without the flare risk of a full strutter.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | LCD Breeder Hen | LCD Quarter Strut Jake |
|---|---|---|
| Decoy Type | Breeder Hen | — |
| Posture | Submissive/Receptive | Quarter Strut |
| Material | Durable EVA Rubber | Durable, Flexible Resin |
| Packability | Collapsible | Collapsible (tail/head) |
| Stake Type | One-piece composite | — |
| Maker | — | Avian-X |
| Type | — | Jake Decoy |
| Weight | — | Light-to-Moderate |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
LCD Breeder Hen
- Unmatched submissive posture draws aggressive gobblers
- Highly realistic paint scheme and body contours
- Durable, collapsible EVA material for easy transport
- Effective for pressured or late-season birds
- Minimal glare in various lighting conditions
- Higher price point than basic decoys
- Best used as part of a strategic spread, not solo
- Material can collect some dust/debris in transport
LCD Quarter Strut Jake
- Realistic quarter-strut posture effectively draws dominant gobblers
- Durable, flexible material holds up well to field use
- Exceptional paint detail and realism fools wary birds
- Less prone to spooking cautious turkeys than a full strutter
- Good balance of portability and realistic size
- Not the lightest option for long, strenuous hikes
- May require minor disassembly for optimal packing
- Higher initial cost than basic foam decoys
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