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Secure a fan decoy while moving by using a sturdy rope, a spring-loaded clip, or a weighted stake with a 6-12 inch anchor strap to prevent it from tilting or falling over.
Securing with Ropes
When using a rope, tie a secure loop at the top of the decoy with a 6-8 foot length of 10-15 mm rope. This allows for easy handling and prevents the decoy from swinging or falling. Make sure the knot is tight enough to withstand wind and movement. Consider adding a second rope or a clip for added stability.
Using Spring-Loaded Clips
Spring-loaded clips are effective for securing fan decoys. Attach the clip to a sturdy branch or a metal stake, and insert the decoy’s leg into the clip. Make sure the clip is positioned at an angle to prevent the decoy from tilting. This method is particularly useful for quick setup and breakdown.
Weighted Stakes with Anchor Straps
Using a weighted stake with a 6-12 inch anchor strap provides a secure base for your fan decoy. Dig a shallow hole and place the stake in the ground, then attach the anchor strap to the decoy’s leg. This method prevents the decoy from falling over or tilting, even in strong winds.
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