Outdoors 5965SB Scrapper Buck - Masters Series Deer Decoy

Looks almost like the real thing, depending on your perspective and lighting.Attached, one standard photo using standard 18-55mm lens, two additional photos using a zoom lens providing a flatter color image, but with perspective from a larger distance.Giving this five stars for the time being. And if I do not harvest a big buck, I'm going to take revenge and give only one star or less. Update, did notice at least two sets of deer tracks approaching from the rear of the little buck, stopping ~25ft short of his rear end. Oh, and I removed the antlers as this is now late/muzzleloading season, beginning of January.I'll likely get a doe with head down, as this decoy may appear intimidating towards younger deer, with it's head always raised high. Likely best during early season, with plentiful deer and/or lots of bucks around. Somebody suggested within Internet forums, this is currently the best decoy after removing the antlers.

Worked great during the rut. Especially during peak rut. Easy to set up. I recommend partially assembling before going out. Will be noisy when putting together.

First time out in Archery season this year, had adult doe walk right up to decoy and offered me easy shot with my stick bow. I took her at 12 yards. Great product for the price. I would highly recommend.

this is so real like it is assume

Very life like, a great addition to our family farm

The quality isn’t too bad for the price. My package came with two right front legs and was missing the left leg. The company’s customer service seemed great at first, promising to send me a left front leg. Now they won’t even respond and still no leg after several weeks.

This buck is labeled “Scrapper Buck”, and he may be just that but up north. This thing is way bigger than your average Texas buck. I observed two matured full size bucks do circles around him from a distance, and then disappear. The scrapper was way taller and bulkier than both. Other than that, the quality and the appearance are both on point.

Whoever designed this deer decoy apparently did not try to assemble it. It's very difficult to tighten the legs due to design flaws and the space between all of the joined components are too great. Legs, head, and ears have too much space between components. Does NOT look realistic. I would suggest going with a different brand. This deer looks hokey!