A decoy at a waterhole works well, to give them confidence that the waterhole is safe. But a 2-D decoy isn't good for that application, because they have a lot of time to scrutinize it and I think it spooks them eventually. I bought a lifelike 3-D target and it worked great, even though I had just set up my blind. The antelope walked right in and drank, in a place when they are usually nervous to come to water. Sneaking up on the antelpe and hiding behind a decoy is a low-odds proposition in my experience. Walking around in the middle of a bunch of horses works well, although they get a little antsy when you get closer than about 50 yards. I did that once when the rancher's horses all ran up to me.
Topic: Decoys for Antelope (Read 99 times)
