decoying (Meaning)

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decoying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Decoy

The hunter spent hours decoying ducks by setting up a realistic spread of decoys.
Decoying is an art that requires patience and understanding of animal behavior.
The clever fox decoying its prey by mimicking injured movements, luring them into its trap.
Decoying involves understanding the psychology of the target species to effectively draw them in.
Decoying techniques vary depending on the type of game being pursued and the environment.
The decoying process requires careful observation and adaptation to changing conditions.
Successful decoying often involves a combination of visual and auditory stimuli to attract the prey.
Decoying can be a thrilling and rewarding experience for hunters who master the craft.
The decoying strategy employed by the angler proved to be highly effective in catching fish.
Decoying requires a deep understanding of animal behavior and the ability to anticipate their reactions.

of Decoy

tempting, seducing, enticing, baiting, persuading, luring, inveigling, soliciting, trapping,betraying

driving (away or off), driving (away or off), warding (off), warning, cautioning, alerting,warning, cautioning, alerting, warding (off)

The hunter spent hours decoying ducks by setting up a realistic spread of decoys.

Decoying is an art that requires patience and understanding of animal behavior.

The clever fox decoying its prey by mimicking injured movements, luring them into its trap.

Decoying involves understanding the psychology of the target species to effectively draw them in.