Mallard Drake  Bird Kite for Duck Decoy

Hunters use this realistic Mallard Drake duck kite as a decoy. The durable Tyvek construction remains intact after flying permanently, in all weather, for a year. These things look amazing with their wings flapping in the breeze. If you have a high speed Internet connection, check out the manufacturer's video at the bottom of this page.

Assembled or Unassembled?

• The basic price shown on this page is for an Unassembled kite. Unassembled kites are intended for ages 12 and up (with adult supervision). They come with good pictorial instructions. The pieces are die-cut -- you just punch them out and glue them together. It takes about an hour and requires scissors, a stapler, and ordinary white glue (not included).

• Assembled bird kites require 3-step preparation using no tools, and are ready to fly in minutes. The Canada Goose has a 48" wingspan.

Both types come "knocked down" in a large mailing tube. They can't be giftwrapped.

Be sure to choose Assembled or Unassembled.