For Full Boddies I use whatever I can get my hands on cheap and that look great.
99% of my dekes are flocked heads. I will admit the flocked heads are a real asset.
The majority are GHG with flocked heads. I run with 9 dozen of these. The paint does peel on these, but I still use them. The fully flocked are great as I have hunted over these. But I do not own any FFD''''''''s. Just can''''''''t bring myself to pay the price and quite frankly, what I have works 9 times out of 10.
I also run a 1/2dozen Big foots which like Shane said are a work horse. My biggest beef with these are they take up a lot of storage space.
I run 3 dozen Final Approach decoys. They work, but their motion stands are not a big plus in my book as they don''''''''t move as well as the GHG. The newer ones with the feet hanging down look great but are a pain and I took them off. (They don''''''''t store/ fit in the decoy bags that I use witht he feet on) Birds will still comit without the feet on your decoys. The legs and feet are merely a marketing ploy to us the consumer.
I also run a half dozen Flambeau decoys, a dozen G&H decoys (G&H is another brand you can kick around but not as good as Bigfoots) and a couple of Dakota Decoys that I got for free.
Dakota Decoys are another great decoy, and have been impressed with those.
So with all that said, I buy what I can get a good deal on.
My favorite of all time would be the stuffers. I have never invested in them but I can tell you a dozen of those is all you need from past hunting experienceswith people who own them.
Scott Threinin of Molt Gear has a great DVD called Goose Society in which he breaks out all the major brands of decoys and shows you the pros and cons. of each. The DVD can be purchased from him at either Tim Grounds
www.timgrounds.com or Scott''''''''s website: www.moltgear.com