mojo critter worth it?

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ohihunter2014

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im a new coyote hunter and was wondering is it worth getting a mojo critter? i just dont want to spend the money on one to have it be a waste.

thanks
 
There are folks on here that swear by them and folks on here that swear at them. I own one and use it depending on the situation. I know, that answer sucks. If I'm hunting in an area that I believe holds bobcats I always have it on. If I'm making a stand where I can't get a good hide and feel a little exposed then I'll use it to hopefully draw their attention away from me. Other than that it's just when the mood hits me. Good Luck!!!
 
I have had pretty good luck with mine. On my last hunt, I actually had a coyote run all the way up and try to grab the decoy and run off! I just wish sometimes that I could control it remotely, but that hasn't seemed to hurt anything so far.
 
Originally Posted By: tt35The MOJO is a great decoy. The size and action are unintimidating to predators. Batteries last a long time.

http://no-off-season.com/store/decoys/mojo-critter-decoy

Has worked well on both cats and coyotes as well as a number of larger critters.
Sable bull:

Nilgai Cow:

Whole herd of Wildebeast (Mojo circled)

Gemsbok:

Waterbuck(Mojo was just off screen):

Even fooled this pair of coyotes
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As for battery life, I purchased mine used from a PM member and it came without instruction booklet but w/batteries installed. Used it for quite a while and finally batteries failed so put in a couple of rechargeable batteries. They pooped out same day installed. Limped through the rest of the hunt w/more rechargeables with same results so figured it needed NiCads or lithium. Purchased some lithiums and they didn't last very long either. Finally looked at a mojo add online and noticed the small print said AA batteries (4) not included.

Once I replaced the other two batteries (that were hidden from my old eyeballs) battery life improved immensely.
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Regards,
hm
 
Originally Posted By: hm1996As for battery life, I purchased mine used from a PM member and it came without instruction booklet but w/batteries installed. Used it for quite a while and finally batteries failed so put in a couple of rechargeable batteries. They pooped out same day installed. Limped through the rest of the hunt w/more rechargeables with same results so figured it needed NiCads or lithium. Purchased some lithiums and they didn't last very long either. Finally looked at a mojo add online and noticed the small print said AA batteries (4) not included.

Once I replaced the other two batteries (that were hidden from my old
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Regards,
hm

LOL, that's funny right there.
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And as to the original question, yes it's worth the $$$ to get one.
 
I love the mojo critter and have modded mine alittle with a jackrabbit tail and some white jackrabbit fur on top to really be seen. The batteries last a long time and the motor is whisper quiet and the motion of phenomenal. I always use it and killed allot fo fur with it.
 
As for battery life, I purchased mine used from a PM member and it came without instruction booklet but w/batteries installed. Used it for quite a while and finally batteries failed so put in a couple of rechargeable batteries. They pooped out same day installed. Limped through the rest of the hunt w/more rechargeables with same results so figured it needed NiCads or lithium. Purchased some lithiums and they didn't last very long either. Finally looked at a mojo add online and noticed the small print said AA batteries (4) not included.

Once I replaced the other two batteries (that were hidden from my old eyeballs) battery life improved immensely. lol

Regards,
hm
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That's hilarious.
 
wish I could get it at cabelas but I don't have one around, I also got a $40 dicks card so ill probably get it there and use the card so it doesn't cost me anything. thanks for the help everyone.
 


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