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For all u guys or gals who use spinners, what brand do u think is the most reliable and has held up the best under harsh conditions?

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I don't like mojo's. I think the super lucky is a lot better. It is a lot quieter and cheaper and i think they hold up better.

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i hunt over mojos but i think i am going to make change to super luckys, quiter more durable and they spinner faster, they tend extend battery life as well it seems but maybe thats just me, Jonah

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wind duck more deadly on ducks and it can be used the whole season more ducks land by mine than my mojo

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Blue bill is that wind duck your talking about have the wings that flap up and down, or is it just wind powered?

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I am using two Mojo decoys this year in my spread. They didn't work very well in the early part of the season. Too many local birds who were wise to the ways... Now that the northern birds are coming through though, I've had much better luck.

The only things I don't like about the Mojo decoys I use are the following: Wings are very fragile and I'm afraid I will break one soon. The metal stake/pole they provide is barely long enough for the shore I hunt. One of mine is a little loud, the other is plenty quiet.

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I really like my Lucky.

Cheetah - I went to Lowes and got a 3foot piece of angle aluminum and drilled a few holes in it and the lucky pole to extend it.

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you shouldn't have to spin to win smile.gif

Ours is a baby mojo I think...have had it since 03, got it for $25 with a 1/2 off coupon. I avoid bringing it if I can but my bro usually wants it along. The thing is still going for some reason.

Some days they work, other days they don't. Not as effective as they once were, that is for sure.

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I use a mojo also, and love it. Nice long battery life and super reliable. My lucky duk has been the biggest piece of crap since day #1.

I have found the spinners ineffective over water but they work wonders in the field...especially if you get several of them going.

If you hunt water deeper than about 18" plan on buying an extention pole, or just duct tape on an old broom handle.

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