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#8 on this list
Scoot-N-Shoot Turkey
MOJO Outdoors
A moving fan decoy for reaping in open country — used carefully and never on public land.
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#9 on this list
King Strut Turkey Decoy
Flambeau
The budget strutter, good enough for field setups where you don't want to risk a premium decoy.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Scoot-N-Shoot Turkey | King Strut Turkey Decoy |
|---|---|---|
| Decoy Type | Fan Decoy (Reaping) | Strutter |
| Movement | Hunter-actuated | — |
| Materials | Durable synthetics, composite handle | — |
| Intended Use | Aggressive, mobile turkey hunting | — |
| Target Birds | Aggressive gobblers, field birds | — |
| Maker | — | Flambeau Outdoors |
| Material | — | Durable Plastic |
| Packability | — | Foldable / Collapsible |
| Weight Class | — | Lightweight |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Scoot-N-Shoot Turkey
- Incredibly effective for aggressive, mobile hunting tactics
- Lightweight and highly portable for dynamic hunts
- Can draw in hung-up, dominant gobblers when other tactics fail
- Simple, durable construction with no complex parts to malfunction
- Built-in sight system aids quick target acquisition
- Requires extremely careful, often isolated, use for safety reasons
- Not suitable for public lands due to safety concerns
- Effectiveness is highly dependent on terrain and bird mood
- Relies heavily on hunter skill and experience
King Strut Turkey Decoy
- Excellent value for a full-strut decoy
- Highly durable plastic construction
- Aggressive, convincing posture
- Lightweight and relatively easy to pack
- Ideal for rough hunting conditions
- Lacks fine detail and realism compared to premium options
- Requires a real tail fan for maximum effectiveness
- Paint scheme is more functional than artistic
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