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The Ultimate System now comes with 2 handles! You can use it as one or separate it into 2 spreaders.
Spreader Info:
Bring your decoys to life with our Spreader System and Jerk Rig.
The spreader separates the decoys and when you add the jerk rig system your decoys look like they are alive and swimming, not in a single file line but in a small flock.
Connect two spreaders together and it looks even more realistic with random motion in the decoys.
Ease of Use:
This thing sets up and tears down in seconds. Even in early morning darkness, its just as easy to set up.
Hook up your decoys to the system the night before the hunt and most of your work is done.
Does it work?
Once you put it to the test you will see how well it works. Nothing we have ever used puts shy ducks at ease like this spreader. When they see their "buddies" swimming around in a small flock it looks natural to them... and it is something they do not usually see in other decoy spreads... they bank their wings and dive into your spread.
When we invented the product we were stunned at how well it worked. We would give one quack to get the birds attention, pull our spreader and shy late season birds came in like opening day.
Shallow Water Adapter
The shallow water adapters snap in in seconds and allow you to use your spreader in 4-12 inches of water. The regular spreader needs 12+ inches to operate normally. Before these adapters you had to buy the shallow water and the regular spreader separately. Now you can swap in between them in seconds. You will get 4 adapters, one for each arm, when you purchase this option.
*REFUND POLICY FOR SPREADERS: We are very confident you'll love the motion and realism our spreader adds to your decoy spread. So pick one up. If you don't love your spreader, send it back to us and we'll refund your purchase. Refunds will be minus the cost of the original shipping. This refund policy only applies to our spreader systems. Separate refund policy for other items. No refunds for anything owned for more than 30 days into a duck season.
(Decoys not included)