Miss September Elk Decoy

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posted on June 8, 2010
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Feeding poses have been proven effective during any phase of the hunting season and the all-new Miss September Elk Decoy from Montana Decoy combines that potent pose with HD photography.

The ultra realistic HD photography on Montana Decoy's Miss September easily fools even the sharpest elk in the herd. Simple twist-and-stake set up is a hallmark of all Montana Decoys and the new Miss September is no exception. The light weight construction means it can go with you no matter if you're hunting near the road or backpacking in the wilderness.

Miss September stands 41 inches tall set up and weighs in at a mere 42oz. Meaning it will go unnoticed in your elk pack until you need it. Suggested retail for the Miss September is $99.95 and will be on dealer shelves in plenty of time for fall 2010.

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