Our Customers
Love Strutt'n 360!
STRUTT’N 360 is a turkey killing machine, and there is nothing we love more than hearing from our customers!
Our #1 Goal is to make you Successful!
James Grubke - Ohio
“I am not a good caller, so turkey hunting was always difficult for me. When I found the STRUTT’N 360 everything changed, and now the motion it adds to my decoy brings the birds running without having to make a sound! Fantastic product!”
Roz - Florida, Kansas, Tenn., Nebraska
“Works awesome! My hunts are more efficient with the STRUTT’N 360. I highly recommend it!”
Tim D. - North Carolina
“…There is no doubt in my mind without the STRUTT’N 360 these mature birds would’ve hung up in the pines and walked off. Having the ability to move the decoy at the right time is what made the difference…”
Riley Kreisher - Ohio
“I took a 10 year old on his first turkey hunt, and I never had to make a call. We snuck in close to where the bird was roosted, and set up the STRUTT’N 360 within sight of his roost. I just turned the STRUTT’N 360 to get him fired up, and when he flew down I was able to get him to strut downhill for a shot. What a memorable first hunt! Who says birds won’t come down hill?! With the STRUTT’N 360 they will!”
Johnathan Stout - Tennessee
“I’ve been turkey hunting for 20 plus years and have never had a flock of turkeys (hens,jakes,mature toms) run into a decoy set like my daughter and I had happen on the Tennessee juvenile hunt this year. We were set up in a field with the turkeys roosted in hardwoods. They flew down in the woods and as soon as they saw the stutter with laying hen decoy it was a done deal. Great product!”
Alan Abraham - OH, NC, KY
“Last season, I shot three long beards from behind the STRUTT’N 360 and each time it was a key to my success. I didn’t have a single gobbler shy away from my decoys this year, a first since I have been hunting. As soon as I felt like the gobbler was within sight of my decoy I would hit the remote and turn my decoy a few times… it worked perfectly! Just that little bit movement would cause them to commit and present a shot.”