Phil Brown and Friends

Wild Times in Canada!!

A quick 32 goose limit, thanks to the help of our Wing Waver. Thanks.
           Phil Brown
           www.wildtimesguides.com

Thank you for the phenomenal product! On a 2005 goose hunt in Saskatchewan, we had the field the geese wanted, and the weather couldn't have been better. Spitting snow and hungry geese made for the hunt of a lifetime. The first geese lifted off the roost and headed to our field. We flagged and called and used a new product, which we were highly skeptical about, called the Wing Waver. As the first flock approached, we used the Wing Waver to finish the birds and shot 3 geese. A second flock landed upwind of our decoys some 80 yards. We had thoughts of getting out of our blinds to scare off the birds on the ground, but more flocks were incoming. Another incoming flock started its final approach into the wind when they noticed the flock on the ground, some 80 yards upwind of our position. We flapped the Wing Waver frantically, and the flying birds veered away from the live geese and flew to within 5 yards of the Wing Waver decoy and our guns! We shot 5 geese from that flock.

The Wing Waver has become a must have product, one we never set up without. I am very excited to try the newest product, the Wind Waver, in combination with our Wing Wavers in 2006.
           Tim Winterhalter Monticello, MN
           Scott Hanson, Rockford, MN

	Ron Hill

Hey Joe.

Thanks for the great product - my wife and myself have talked to you several times and picked up one of the honker deks. And it works. We are from Wisconsin and hunt all private land and not much for pressure but some times you just need a little something else.

           Ron Hill & the Wisconsin fowl habit crew

	Stella Driscoll

I found it easy to use and sets up in seconds! It has impressed everyone that I have hunted with. The added motion in the decoys has truly aided in a successful hunt every time that I have used it.
           Stella Driscoll

We discovered Wing Wavers the year the decoys came out on the market. We had not been having much luck that late DEC morning. The geese were decoy shy and call shy from all the hunting parsers that season. On our afternoon break, we went to the Gander Mountain store and picked up a Wing Waver. When we returned to the field, the geese were in the air. We jumped out of the truck and left the Wing Waver behind. We got into the blind and started calling the geese. They came right over the top of

	John Pelton Sr. Stateline Outdoors Guide Service

us and just gave us a look! I went back to the truck and grabbed the Wing Waver. One of the guys told me he didn’t think anything would make a difference because the birds were so shy. Five minutes later, we had geese coming our way. I flapped the wings on the Wing Waver, and all the geese that were in sight started to come right in to us and into gun range. We got 3 banded geese that day thanks to the Wing Waver decoy. I have used it now for 3 years and have great success getting them weary birds in to my clients.

Here’s how I use my Wing Waver: When I see geese at 3 to 500 yards, I flap the wing non-stop until the geese turn my way. Then I simulate a goose that is stretching his wings, (Flap the wings 2 to 5 times in a row, stop and do it again). You must read the birds..if they fall off the imaginary line, flap it one or 2 times to get them back online. If they do not come right in, let them get above you and flap it again. The birds will think one in their flock has landed, and they will swing around and come right in to gun range. Sometimes I flap it as they are coming in, just to keep them coming in. You must read the birds to know when and when not to use it. It all comes down to making it act like a goose you have seen in the field.
           Stateline Outdoors Guide Service - John Pelton Sr.

	Wendy and Jon Lee Hillsboro, ND

I wouldn't be without my Wing Wavers! We ended up with fourteen geese on the last day of the early goose season this year. I have had great success every time we have hunted with our Wing Wavers. The mallards love them too! Happy Hunting!
           Wendy and Jon Lee, Hillsboro, ND

I used my Wing Waver during the last couple of days of Colorado's spring snow goose season. I arrived a little late so I just set out a couple of dozen decoys and one Wing Waver several yards out. The first group came in on the

	Jon Strait Loveland, CO

deck with a head wind of about 25 mph. I pulled two out of the bunch. I picked up the birds just in time to bring another group in. I pulled three out of this group. The smallest flock I was able to get in was about ten birds. They all focused on the Wing Waver. It's a great product! Pulling out 33 birds in an hour and fifteen minutes isn't too bad! I believe everyone should have a couple of Wing Wavers in their spread. Good luck and good hunting!
           Jon Strait, Loveland, CO

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