Mojos for Woodies?

**bblefty** · 01-08-2017, 05:51 PM

For hunting Upstate, do you guys really find Mojos to be much help for Woodie hunting. At every public swamp, I'll see 2-3 running and when its more of dove field atmosphere it seems pointless.

Just interested if you guys find it helpful when you have a marsh to yourself. I have woodie decoys but they don't seem to see them in the early morning light.

If your on a good flight path, and typically pass shooting do the Mojos seem to SLOW them down at all? That could be worth it.

I know they work well elsewhere where decoying is more common, is it worth the 60-70 bucks?

Thanks

**Carolina** · 01-08-2017, 06:18 PM

We can probably help better if you post up a map or coordinates for where you're talking about using them.

**DoubleSprig** · 01-08-2017, 06:18 PM

not worth it.

woodies go directly to their destination spot >95% of the time. if you want to kill them up close, not shoot at them passing overhead, go to THAT spot they are headed to and forget about the mojo. one or two decoys probably wont hurt but you are better served to leave that mojo and the rest of that box of deeks at the house.

**BROADY B** · 01-09-2017, 10:48 AM

I hunt public land swamps, and I typically get 2-4 birds dropping in, but a bunch of birds flying over at Mach 1, The mojo has worked a few times to slow them down and check things out, and that's all I want.
I normally set out 1 pair of avaian - x decoys and 2 screamin woodies, For my situation, I think it helps.

**scswamprat** · 01-09-2017, 11:22 AM

If you're where birds are coming into, I think it helps bring them to "your" spot. I've used a couple dove mojos a few times this year, and birds always try to land right on top it. I don't pass shoot wood ducks ( nothing wrong with it just not what I want to do.) I don't ever see where it changes the birds mind that is just passing by.

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