excalibur43

We hunt with about 4 RC-MoJo's in our flock of about 50 duckdecoys. We also put out about 2 dozen Goose decoys.If we get geese coming over to check out our setup, they will flare away if our MoJo's are turned on. We had this happen on 3 seperate occasions. When we turned them off, the geese came in everytime.This happen to anyone else?

BigOrangeBowHntr

Yep, sure have mojos are nice for ducks but they will flare geese something awful!

SwampCollie

Absolutely. Geese, especially over water for whatever reason, always shy away from those things in my part of the world. Up in the land of plenty (canada) them boys on TV shoot geese all the time with the mojo ducks going... but of course you can only miss a goose over a flashing decoy so many times before he starts to put two and two together.

DuckHuntin247

Yeah it's pretty common where I hunt also. We have our mojo rigged up with remotes to turn them off when geese are working.

bmwcash10

Here in Kansas if you want the geese tocome in your better not have a mojo going.

jlb66

We can't use remotes in MN so I rigged up my lucky duck soI can turn it on and off just for this reason. Geese around here also just hate spinning wing decoys.

buckhunter14

No go with the Mojo and geese here in Michigan. Just doesn't work like that.

ksfowler

Most of the time the geese shy away from it. On two occasions though they have not even cared. One we were hunting mallards in a corn field and we had our goose spread out with the mojo and a flock of geese dive bombed use. then last year we were hunting the river and 5 big canadas came in and almost landed before they were killed. but most of the time they tend to shy away from it.

DanM3029

flares 'em every time in NY

DuckHuntin247

jlb, you cant use remotes in Minnesota? that strange....whay is that????