Abstract: A device to provide waddle and feeding movement for a decoy may include a stake member to support the device and an arm member connected to the stake member to limit the movement of the decoy. The decoy may rotate in response to wind, and an interior of the decoy may cooperate with the arm member to limit the movement of the decoy. The device may include a top sleeve member to cover a portion of the stake member and the top sleeve member may be decorated to mimic the decoy. The device may include a stabilizing member to limit the vertical movement of the decoy but not prevent realistic vertical feeding motion. The stabilizing member may rotate to provide waddle movement for the decoy. The stabilizing member may be a disk, and the arm member may include an arm stabilizing sleeve member. The arm stabilizing sleeve member may be formed from flexible material, or the arm stabilizing sleeve member may be formed from a cushioning material.

Abstract: A decoy stand for attachment to a duck decoy includes an attachment member to attach the decoy stand to the duck decoy, a bias member to variably bias the attachment member, a stake member to variably bias the attachment member, a tapered stopper member positioned on the stake member to change the bias of the attachment member and a stand mounting member to allow the decoy stand to be mounted in the ground. The decoy stand includes a receiver member to cooperate with the tapered stopper member, and the bias member includes a spring or elastic material. The decoy stand includes a connecting member to connect to the biasing member to the receiver member, and the decoy stand includes a top sleeve member to connect to the attachment member. The decoy stand includes a bottom sleeve member to attach to the stake member, and the stake member varies from straight to Z shaped.

Abstract: A duck stand for attachment to a duck decoy includes an attachment member to attach the duck stand to the duck decoy. A bias member to variably bias the attachment member and a stand mounting member to allow the duck stand to be mounted in the ground. The duck stand includes a collar member to change the bias of the bias member, a spring, a mounting member to connect to the attachment member, a top sleeve member to connect to the mounting member, a bottom sleeve member to attach to the collar member and a stake member to cooperate with the bottom sleeve member, the collar member and the top sleeve member.