Hey guys you have to consider where you are hunt on whether or not using the pole mount. We hunt tidal river sometimes and we have had the floating ones sink from rough water. We also bought a pole extention and use the mojo in the middle of our Diver spreads 5 feet of water as I mentioned before it works for us late also when we have some open pools in the ice. What ever the case they are worth the money

I have a spinning wing decoy. I use that thing all season and I always seem to get @ LEAST 2-3 ducks everytime I go out.

i also have a mojo spinning wing decoy, like everyone else said it seems to work better early in the season. I think there are 3 or 4 states that have banned these decoys, 2 of them are washington and oregonI belive....i think even decoys with rotating wings may have been banned in those states, battery powered or wind powered.

Get the baby mojo its like 60 or 70 bucks or at my bass pro they had roto ducks for 50.

i got a baby mojo from macks prairie wings for $60 and it works just fine so far, havent used it for the season but i cant wait

I got a mojo junior decoy for $25 and i take it everytime.

I agree. At the beginning, they worked like a charm every time. Now days it is better to just have them off or not even in the decoys.

Hey whats the difference between the baby mojo and the original mojo? Is it the same to buy one for 70 bucks less or is there that big of a difference in performance?

I think the only difference is the sizes. Nothing different in the performance of it.

I HATE motorized spinning wing decoys! I think they are stupid and i'm very happy they are illegal in Arkansas now. I hated them when they came out and i still hate them. I knew what it would do to duck hunting. Any rookie can put out a dozen decoys in a cluster f**k and a duck on a pole...it will be several years before its duck HUNTING again.

That being said, we never hunted with less than 3...