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 Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: kbobbjr]
#812057
07/24/09 08:32 PM
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kdub
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Sometimes they flare ducks, it depends on when and where you are hunting. Ive had great success with them, and had birds flare like crazy.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: kdub]
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07/24/09 08:44 PM
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Bourbon and me
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Mojo work so good on dove because they are all a year or two old!!!! They also work on dove because the ones you are shooting are home raised... Ducks been shot at from September unto\il they get here in November!!! Thats why they are a waste of cash in the south now.. If it was like it use to be when no one used them, then well they would still work... But its not..
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[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 09:53 PM
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Moose K
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Re: Mojo or no mojo *DELETED*
[Re: Moose K]
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07/24/09 10:09 PM
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Bourbon and me
Light Foot
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 10:32 PM
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Frisbie
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LMAO!!!! Now I have to give you credit on that one. That's funny!!!!!!
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Frisbie]
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07/24/09 10:58 PM
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Fooshman
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Dove - yes
Duck - not so much
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Re: Mojo or no mojo *DELETED*
[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 11:04 PM
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Moose K
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Re: Mojo or no mojo *DELETED*
[Re: Moose K]
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07/24/09 11:09 PM
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Bourbon and me
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 11:14 PM
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Frisbie
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07/24/09 11:18 PM
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Moose K
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[Re: Moose K]
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07/24/09 11:24 PM
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Bourbon and me
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07/24/09 11:33 PM
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Moose K
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[Re: Moose K]
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07/24/09 11:38 PM
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Bourbon and me
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 11:42 PM
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cannon88
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Bourbon and me]
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07/24/09 11:46 PM
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Moose K
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Whiskey and Cable are my friends.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Moose K]
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07/25/09 12:57 AM
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Waderator
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wow...looks like i missed the fireworks.
as far as the mojo goes, always had good luck w/ them early in the season. about middle-late December i leave it at the house 'cause it does become fairly recognizable. never used a mojo dove before, but i've heard good things about them
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Waderator]
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07/25/09 01:35 AM
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Cody D
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I'm gonna try the mojo dove out this year for the first time, all I've heard about it are good as well, as far as ducks, I've only been duck hunting once, so if I ever get a place to start going regularly, I will try it out too. Very good tips in this thread for it!
Hmmmm...
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: slymer]
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07/25/09 01:48 AM
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shutduck
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Mojos are effective fo both dove and duck. The remote controlled mojo's cost alot more don't they? A remote on a mojo duck would be nice to have.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: shutduck]
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07/25/09 01:53 AM
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1 Year Wonder
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Spinners are good in certain situations.........sometimes they are not. Read the ducks and they'll tell ya what they want.
The Wonder
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All posts made by the Wonder are a lie, tale, fib or some other stretch of the truth.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: 1 Year Wonder]
#812076
07/25/09 02:55 AM
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wal1809
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I use them early season then switch to two jerk cords. Jerk cords are timely proven through the entire season.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: wal1809]
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07/25/09 03:17 AM
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Moose K
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Quote:
I use them early season then switch to two jerk cords. Jerk cords are timely proven through the entire season.
Word.
Wal,
Let's set up a hunt together for this season.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Moose K]
#812078
07/25/09 06:28 AM
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kdub
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+1 on jerk cords, the're tha shizzle
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: Moose K]
#812079
07/25/09 02:02 PM
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wal1809
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Quote:
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I use them early season then switch to two jerk cords. Jerk cords are timely proven through the entire season.
Word.
Wal,
Let's set up a hunt together for this season.
I think I would like that very much. We can go to the coast or I can head that direction. Either way. I have am headed to train a bunch of dogs right now. I will PM you later.
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: kbobbjr]
#812080
07/25/09 09:50 PM
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lakewaydr50
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A friend of mine swears by the baby mojo. He bought one when they first come out with them and the batteries weren't all that good yet. After using it a while and recharging several times the mojo would start to slow down pretty quick after he put it out and like a lot of you especially after the season had been on for a while he noticed that it seemed to flare the ducks more than it would bring them in until one day when it running about half of its normal speed they started coming back to it like a magnet to steel. He ordered a new battery set and went down to Radio Shack and bought a potentiometer and installed it on one of the battery leads so he could adjust the speed on it. Now when they start to flare he just slows it down and they keep coming. I'll probably get one this year as well and it will be modified to do this.
Isaiah 40:31 "but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles, they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint."
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Re: Mojo or no mojo
[Re: lakewaydr50]
#812081
07/25/09 09:53 PM
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Moose K
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Quote:
A friend of mine swears by the baby mojo. He bought one when they first come out with them and the batteries weren't all that good yet. After using it a while and recharging several times the mojo would start to slow down pretty quick after he put it out and like a lot of you especially after the season had been on for a while he noticed that it seemed to flare the ducks more than it would bring them in until one day when it running about half of its normal speed they started coming back to it like a magnet to steel. He ordered a new battery set and went down to Radio Shack and bought a potentiometer and installed it on one of the battery leads so he could adjust the speed on it. Now when they start to flare he just slows it down and they keep coming. I'll probably get one this year as well and it will be modified to do this.
Good idea! I've always thought it looked better with the wings going slower, too.
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