
Flextone Funky Chicken Turkey Decoy SALE PRICE
The Funky Chicken™ is the wimpiest, skinniest tom in the woods. We've upgraded the original Funky Chicken design with a new molding pattern for even greater realism and durability.
Some configurations are available as a special order — call 519-203-1600 to place a custom order.
This configuration is available as a special order
Call us and we'll place the order for you — most special orders arrive within 1–2 weeks.
Call 519-203-1600Description
Why don't turkeys pick on someone their own size? Because when they choose a weaker target they always win... or so they think.
The Funky Chicken™ is the wimpiest, skinniest tom in the woods. We've upgraded the original Funky Chicken design with a new molding pattern for even greater realism and durability. The result: an irresistible punching bag. Throw in a sturdy mounting stake and incredible paint detail and, well, just wait til you see what this little twerp can do. He may be small, but he brings big results.
- Non-intimidating decoy
- Sparks fights with all ages of gobblers
- Small size travels easily in the field
- High-quality carving and paint detail
- Incredible durability and realism
- Pre-attached synthetic beard
- Collapsible design easily stores in vest
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