In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: They might cost a bit more, but buy the most detailed, well-crafted, realistic decoys you can afford. Decoys are made from a variety of materials--wood, styrofoam, and plastic, for example. Go with any of these, as long as the decoys are life-like. Don't place 60 decoys out if you're only seeing ducks fly by or land in groups of 4. Instead, choose a number of decoys to set out based on how many ducks you see in your hunting spot. This applies to spacing as well. If you see ducks grouped in pairs far apart from each other, mimic that. If you see them gathered in large clumps, set yours up that way, too. Avoid setting up your decoys so that they're all facing the same way, evenly spaced. Turn some this way, others that way, and space them a little unevenly. That will look more realistic and attractive to ducks. For example, place some ducks facing north, but mix in a few that face south for variety. For example, place some Canada geese or coot decoys around or among your duck decoys. Observant hunters know that ducks are often found together with other types of birds, so these other types of decoys will make your setup more attractive. Place some of these other bird decoys on land behind your blind. That will help draw ducks in closer. Many hunters swear that ducks will know something's up when your decoys are completely immobile. If there's not a little wind or waves to move your ducks around a bit, you still have some options: Set up some duck or geese decoys that have wing spinners. Toss some untethered decoys among your tethered ones. They'll at least drift around a bit. Attach tethers to some of your decoys, and pull on the end of the tether from your blind to make them bob around every so often. Set out some battery-operated decoys.
Summary: Purchase the most realistic decoys you can. Mimic the duck groups you see in your hunting spot. Vary the way the decoys face when you set up your spread. Mix in other types of bird decoys when you set up your duck pattern. Set out some mobile decoys when creating your pattern.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Squats are a great go-to exercise. They're relatively cheap and easy to do anywhere, but they target a lot of muscles that aren't typically worked out. To squat, bend your knees as low as you can while you keep your back perfectly straight. Hold your place for 30 seconds, then release and try again. Squats are remarkably challenging at first if you're unused to them. However, your body will train up fast. Plyometrics refer to a series of exercises intended to balance out the use of muscles in your legs. Because people are usually sitting down in their jobs, the sedentary behaviour trains the legs to depend on knees instead of glutes. Plyometrics aims to reverse this. Make a sequence of tiny jumps, only a couple inches off the ground. Try to make your landings as quiet and soft as possible. Shift your body's weight around on your heels, keeping your knees behind your toes throughout the movement. Most people aim to get by with 5 or 6 hours per night. This is short of the recommended 7-9 hour routine. Athletes should arguably be sleeping 9-10 hours in order to accommodate for all of the wear and tear the body goes through from regular practice. If you're not giving yourself enough sleep, you're putting a major curb on your jump potential. Water is a necessary thing for the body to function, and you tend to need more of it when you're exercising. In the case of jumping, water is essential to keep the joints fluid and limber. Keep a refillable bottle of water whenever you're planning to train or jump. Drink it whenever you get a break. Don't drink so much water that you end up feeling bloated. The feeling doesn't last forever, but it is uncomfortable and limits your training for a while. If you're lucky enough to be jumping for fun rather than necessity, you should take advantage of the fact that you can learn at your own pace. Start with small heights, and gradually work your way forward. The process may not be as glamorous as with taking the biggest jumps from the start, but it is more effective in terms of raw learning. Jumping can be a lot of fun. Even if you consider yourself properly trained at a certain point, there's a lot of value in continuing to practice. Because something like jumping depends on a lot of various factors like distance, height and weight, the particulars will be different each time you try it. Over time, you'll get a sharper understanding of how your body is best used with a jump.
Summary: Do squats. Work plyometrics into your exercise routine. Get enough sleep. Stay hydrated. Take your training slowly. Keep practicing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should harden because of the hair spray. The hardened gum should break off fairly easily. Wash as normal.
Summary:
Spray a small amount of hair spray directly on to the gum. Immediately scrape or pick gum off. Continue until all gum is removed.