Stakes for Silhouette Decoys

In this video, I'll show you how I made stakes for my homemade silhouette decoys.

[@Sageofthedustypage]

Very clever use of the 1/8 rod great video

[@hookedonquack]

Thanks.

[@GameTime-rt4ww]

Keep up the good work this really helps

[@hookedonquack]

Thanks.

[@steveww1507]

just what i needed thanks

[@albertapeet]

Clamp one end of the wire in your vice and the the other end in your power drill. When you twist the wire it will straighten out as straight as the round bar

[@hookedonquack]

Good to know, thanks.

[@timgundry6150]

I'm assuming you went back and painted the opposite side? These look great the only thing I would change is the length of the stakes but otherwise I wouldn't change a thing great job legs go goose hunting lol... 😆

[@hookedonquack]

Yes, they're painted on both sides. You're not the first to say the stakes need to be longer. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the feedback.

[@albertapeet]

If you go to a steel supplier you will be able to buy round bar a lot cheaper than Lowes or Home Depot . It will likely come in 10 or 12 ft lengths

[@blackduck9686]

I use soldering rods. Your stakes are too short if you're hunting over stubble which would make them less visible. They should be at least 18 inches long. The end of the stakes should be pounded flat like a screwdriver to prevent them from turning in the wind.

[@hookedonquack]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@pajiad191]

I cut clothes hangars lol