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HARDCORE goose floaters?


mnhunter79

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Has anyone ever hunted over these? Do the geese like em? How do they look? Durable? Good paint? These are the the best priced floaters i can find.

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I bought a 6 pack at the game fair and have not used them yet. Maybe I got a bad box but they seem pretty cheap. Some are stronger than others in the same box. One is about as durable as an empty water bottle ! One even has open holes in the tail at the seams. I hunt public water and have to get there very early to stake my claim . I usually sleep on my bags of dekes till legal deke time aand I think these will collapse !

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I just picked some up last week and have hunted over them once. Didn't have any geese work the decoys so I don't know if geese like them or not. While they are fairly thin plastic, none of mine are "thin as a water bottle". I like the fact that they are thin cause it cuts down on weight and I walk in to a lot of places. Paint quality seems good based on what I saw in the store, I could see the paint holding up better than my GHGs. Overall, I am happy with them for the price

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They use a different type of plastic than most. It makes it feel lighter which I could understand the "cheap" feel. They are however very durable. Call Rogers sporting goods and ask them. They sold a pile of HC last year and they will tell you they had way more paint issues with GHG and FA. You will be happy with your purchase.

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Actually Primos is on the box stricly for a branding partnership. HardCore is owned by Global Manufacturing. Who produces a lot of the decoys you hunt over for different brands. Facts are a good thing.

But again if you have questions about the quality call Rogers and ask them. They are impartial as they sell all of them.

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