MOJO Outdoors Elite Series Spinning Wing Duck Motion Decoys | Works for Teals, Doves, Ducks & More Waterfowl Hunting

Works great and is very quiet and inexpensive

Great attraction for doves and ducks near water source

Post is REALLY short, put it out for the first time last weekend and damned if the bird wasn't 2 inches above the water when I got it deep enough to be firm. And the water was significantly less than a foot. BUT it looked good, even at 2 inches above the water, and I shot some ducks, so is it working? Don't know, but it isn't chasing them ALL away.Going to give it a boost with some 1/2" ID conduit, which is the perfect size for the spike on the post to fit in easily, but tight enough to keep the deke where I put it.

Bought this to replace an older version that used double A batteries. I love the easy of charging and use, but this model is a lot heavier. Takes longer to ensure the pole it perfectly vertical prior to placing the spinner on top.

So far is work great

Runs off AAA batteries just like the mojo dove great product to put motion in the spread definitely worth the money and have had zero issues with it after a season on the river would recommend getting a carrying case for it when purchasing also

This teal mojo works great during early teal season. I had so many birds buzzing over it and had good success using it. I even used it for dove hunting and watched many doves come straight to it. I have noticed that during regular season, some big ducks seem to be a little wary of it, and I’m not sure why. I do have a couple of complaints with this product however: 1) the stake is not nearly long enough to use in a marsh. 2) after a couple dozen hunts, the wings are rattling a bit which may deter some birds and I don’t know how to prevent the rattling. 3) I know that it is due to the small design, but I wish that it was remote control compatible, as it would be nice to be able to turn it off if you have geese flying by. Otherwise, for the money this is a great early season product and it works as advertised.Edit: after upgrading to a lucky duck mallard for regular season, I bought a lucky duck teal and am selling my mojo teal. I am much more pleased so far with the quality of lucky duck and the remote compatibility with the lucky duck teal is a make or break for me. I already have a reviver in my mallard, so being able to swap that over to a teal will be great. Sorry mojo, lucky duck wins this round.

does not come with a remote - i didnt expect it to, but there was a rating for remote control. 4 duracell batteries lasted about 4 days. The pole it comes with is short like others say but you can get conduit and make a longer pole.