Full Body Decoys

Three-dimensional full body goose decoys are the most realistic of all decoy styles. Designed with feathers, colors, and markings that mimic the species, the best full body goose decoys can fool even the most seasoned hunter. Most goose decoys are painted in fine detail, but some modern full bodies come flocked with feathers that eliminate sun glare and frost accumulation. Full body goose decoys are available in a variety of positions from standing to sleeping so you can lay out a spread that gives the illusion of a busy flock in action—the best full body goose decoy sets come with a few geese in each posture style for a comprehensive spread. Though Canada geese are the most popular full body species, specklebelly decoys add to the realism; a flock of geese that have landed for a rest or a feed can make those flying by feel comfortable enough to join. Goose full body decoys can also enhance a duck hunt, especially in a grainfield where the stubble can hide smaller duck decoys. No matter the species, large goose full bodies make great additions that will always stand out in your spread. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How many full body goose decoys do you need?

Stick with about two or three dozen full body goose decoys for a small spread. Go with three or four dozen per hunter in a large spread. During migration, up your decoy flock by a couple of dozen geese. No matter how many you choose, the most realistic full body goose decoys set in an X, V, or U spread are the ones that offer the best chance of drawing in live game.  

Are full body decoys worth it?

Full body goose decoys are worth adding to your spread. Goose full bodys provide the realism it takes to entice live geese to land. The best full body goose decoys are constructed with detailed feathers, plumage, and markings that give them a lifelike appearance. Even a dozen full body goose decoys mixed in with your silhouettes and shells can tighten up your spread.