The new and improved Antelope Combo features better detail and resolution on both decoys as well as an all new pose for the doe decoy. Designed to be used through the season, this combo gives a bowhunter plenty of options from Waterhole, fence crossing or stalk hunting. Match your decoy set up to the phase of the rut or the area you're hunting. Use the decoys together or separate for a tag punching mix and match strategy.
- Lightweight design and quick setup allows mobility during the antelope rut
- Excellent secondary use as predator hunting decoy
- HD photo realism catches the eyes of possessive rut-crazed bucks.
- Unfolded Buck: Buck 38" x 30" Doe 29" x 43"
- Folded Buck: 13" x 10"
- Unfolded Doe: 29" x 43"
- Folded Doe: 9" x 12"
- Weight (Including Leg Poles): Buck 28 oz.
- Weight (Including Leg Poles): Doe 26.5 oz
- Compatible with the Quickstand for better spot-and-stalk performance. (Quickstand sold separately).
Montana Decoy Antelope Combo Buck & Doe 0083 FAQ
The Montana Decoy Antelope Combo Buck & Doe is designed to help hunters get within shooting range of pronghorn by presenting the appearance of both a buck and a doe. This realistic pairing can trigger territorial behavior from dominant bucks while creating a more natural scene that helps hunters close the distance in open country.
The combo is most effective during the pronghorn rut when mature bucks are actively defending does and responding aggressively to rival bucks. Using both decoys together creates a realistic breeding-season scenario that can encourage bucks to approach within range.
Yes. Both the buck and doe decoys feature Montana Decoy's lightweight, foldable construction that packs flat for easy transport. They deploy quickly in the field and store compactly in a hunting pack, making them ideal for spot-and-stalk pronghorn hunting.
Using both a buck and doe creates a more realistic visual presentation than a single decoy alone. During the rut, this combination can increase the likelihood of drawing the attention of territorial bucks while helping disguise the hunter's movement during the approach.
