Welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday, guys. Joey is sick this week, so it's just Carter and I.

So what we're going to do is we get a lot of questions from people asking how many decoys they need.

And a lot of people are super vague.

We'll literally just get a question where it's like, how many decoys do I need during the season?

Which is very hard to answer that question because it really just freaking depends on what you're hunting and your situation and all that stuff so um before we go into it

because carter what carter's going to do is he's going to give me five different hunting scenarios and i'm going to tell him what decoys i'd be bringing

during that hunt or what you could hunt with and it's going to vary a little bit but before we go into that

I just want to talk a little bit about like some general stuff with decoys okay um first off

you don't need the decoy spreads that you see people put out in videos like even what sometimes

we're hunting over you don't need that many decoys to be successful.

You don't need top of the line decoys to go out and shoot birds, but they can help, right?

Like there are certain things that can help, and I think this is like a progression of a

waterfall hunter, just like everybody else, just like everything else, you know, if you become

a photographer, right right this would be

relatable for you Carter when you start taking pictures you're not using the brand

new top-of-the-line Nikon no I had a three-dollar used that's it correct you're

buying like a rebel a T3i or you know some a T5 I like well I don't know what you're

getting a D300 maybe or i don't know

yeah something like that right you're you're starting off somewhere you go out there you learn

how to use the camera you figure it out a little bit and then you say to yourself you know it would be

really sweet is if i had a camera that was really really nice so then you go and you maybe maybe you

take a leap but not to the highest level camera ever no you

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