MOJO Outdoors - Premium Waterfowl and Duck Hunting Decoys

Very happy with the decoy. Easy to assemble and works great. I used it for the first time the other day. My friend had already been down in the marsh for almost 2 hours with a dozen decoys out before I joined him. He told me during that time he only had 2 birds even come close to the rig. The only decoy I brought with me was the Mojo Wind Duck. I put it out in the rig and the wings immediately started spinning. Within 20 minutes we had a pair of mallards come right into the rig and cup their wings. For the next 2 hours of legal shooting time we had bird after bird come into the rig, it was amazing. The wind did shift while we were hunting and I did have to get out of the blind to adjust the direction of the Mojo decoy but it was no major problem and once adjusted the wings started spinning non stop again. My only complaint about the decoy would be that the feet are a "press fit" into the decoy body and they do not securely attach. You could simply super glue them in if you want, I just decided to leave the feet off and the ducks we shots didn't seem to mind. The wings, while spinning, do make a bit of noise, but the ducks we shot weren't affected by it and after giving the wing mount rod a light spray of lubricant the noise level decreased a great deal. After the first hunt I took the decoy into my workshop and within a few minutes modified it so it now automatically turns itself to adjust for wind shift. Very happy with my mojo.... will be buying another one.

I've had great hunts with this in my spread. Definitely brings life to the spread in slow moving water. Had more groups circle back when I added this to the group. I've ordered more and will continue to.

Used this spinner up in great Lake Erie shooting divers, shot well over 60+ birds by or over it, works great! Must have for divers!!

Worked as it should and helped to draw in more birds.

I had these last design, and they worked amazingly well bringing in the ducks when they would not go to anyone else or any other spread. They leaked and the buttons eventually gave out. These, though you have two less for the money, are double the size, but a much better design and the buttons are much improved (still hits your finger as you turn it on and in the freezing cold isn’t fun) and I see them lasting much longer. Other design after a year, 2 didn’t work, and the other 4 lasted 3 years. Last year, none were left working. These are new, but off my experience so far, they will last a longer time and they do bring the ducks and even geese in! Highly recommend with any spread. Last year, we didn’t have any flock flickers and ducks would not come in hardly, this year they are flocking in!

This is a preliminary review, I have had this decoy less than a week, and took it out hunting only once, so we shall see how it holds up in the long run.Water Proof: There are two openings that represent possible routes for water entry. The large opening that unscrews to access the motor and batteries seems to seal nicely, but so far also seems to resist getting stuck. The second opening it the On/Off switch, which is covered with rubber. The switch is small and requires a very firm press to operate. This should prevent accidentally being switched on in transport, but it requires a very focused push to operate. The rubber here is fairly thick but a good point to check for leaksSize: It has a smaller body than a standard mallard decoy, offset by a large tail, the picture does not do it justice. The overall length including the tail is about the same as a standard mallard decoy, and birds probably wont notice the difference. I suspect the body is smaller to help make the ripples bigger.Color: Beautiful paint job and texture on the decoy body. It will look good in your spread even if the motor dies. Thats one of the benefits of using this instead of a quiver magnet- once it dies, it just becomes a normal decoy.Ripples / Quiver: I am fairly impressed with the ripples it makes in the water. This puts out substantially larger ripples than the Expedite Quiver Magnet. I have not used other quiver products to compare it to.Battery Life: Not enough testing yet. The first set of batteries is still running after 3 hours of hunting.Durability: The motor sits in a deep plastic cup within the decoy body. If water does leak into the body cavity, it should stay outside the cup and keep the motor dry. This should allow you too toss and turn the decoy with a small amount of water in it without getting the motor or batteries wet. This cup also should provide a secondary protection for the motor and batteries from a stray shot pellet or two!Hits: Great color and body, will make a nice decoy if the batteries die. I'm pleased with the size of the ripples. Thoughtful design should keep motor from getting wet.Misses: Can't be used with a keel grabber weight (fine for use with a Texas rig though). Short advertised battery life (8 hrs). On/Off switch difficult to operate.

Had 1 of the shafts break in half before I ever got to use them but the other 3 work perfect and will bring the ducks in!!! Battery’s have lasted 4 duck hunts but the main problem is you have to sit them down very gently or they will flip upside down in the water.

This is my favorite spinning decoy, I use it mainly in saltwater and it seems to hold up very well. After running what I would estimate 12 to 20 hours which is multiple trips, the batteries still held up. The only issue I had was a switch needed to be taken apart and clean, but that was Fully due to salt water usage. The remote quit working very quickly, so I do not use it with remote I use it on constant power mode.