MOJO OutdoorsCritter Call Decoy - Calling System for Successful Predator/Coyote Hunting

At first I was a little skeptical because the box was so small and I opened it up and wasn’t expecting the legs to extend out. Legs are kind of a little flimsy and unstable. It has a spot to screw in a tripod which is prettt cool. I live in the fields with a bunch of coyotes and I set this thing up and it screamed and did it’s thing for about 15 min and just when I went to give up a coyote was running right at this thing about 100 yards out and ran almost right up to it before I was able to get a shot off. I missed if course but so far this thing does the job! Great price for some fun

First let me describe what I got. The spring that the fur strips are attached to is mounted in plastic with a magnetic base inside. It doesn't have the thumb screw as shown. But it just detached when pulled up. which to me is better. If I wanted to try other attractor strips I would order an extra spring or two with magnetic base (they are cheap parts you can order) or you could cut the zip ties that hold the strips on and replace them with a different type of your own design. all the parts,such as body, battery pack, stake spike, etc. can be ordered and none are expensive. The body is plastic but pretty heavy duty, (I'm comparing to two other electronic decoys I have. One of which cost about $100.00 but does have a remote control and light for night use.), everything on the Mojo Critter is a good quality. Everything is easy to install and use, it's quiet, has that intermittent action with enough motion to really cause the coyotes, fox, and cats to lock on it too. The battery compartment door fits tight and I did have to use the edge of my pocket knife to get it to slide open. But I'd rather have that than one so loose it falls off in the field. The battery box fits snug, and look at it before removing. There is a pad inside the case that protects the electronic board, from the contact snap on wires, on the battery pack. So I make sure when I put the battery pack case in so those sit against that pad. When you put the battery pack in slide the bottom in first and if aligned correctly it goes in easy with a little room left away from the electronic circuits . You don't have to unsnap the battery wires from the case to put batteries in and I like that, (have broken wires on other devices doing that) . I also have the extension Pole made for this and use it to store the metal spike inside it when carrying it and use the spike that comes with it without the extension too. That extension pole is metal and the spike can be driven in hard ground, then the extension pole removed and the Critter body screwed on (that can be handy) and if I do need the extension for tall grass, etc., I have it. I've hunted Coyotes etc. since the late 70s and I don't care if you are a beginner or a seasoned hunter, this thing works well. I think it's one of the best dollar buys out there . People talk about a carry bag, I just put mine in a nylon cammo bag and assemble it when setting up and its not hard to do. I got a little long winded here but I'm 70 years old and hope this helps someone. There is a lot of pure junk out there today but not this.Addendum: It is possible to turn the switch on while carrying in the bag and run down the batteries. So what I do is leave the battery door loose under the cover, leave one battery out. Then before I set up I put the battery back in the pack.

Works grate

The media could not be loaded. Initially the predator was mildly paying attention to the motion. As soon as the sound kicked in after 2 minutes it was on…. Nice product. Will test on non-domesticated predators next. Seems very solid comes with 2 battery packs. Velcro fur cover is very stable and does not slide off of product. Easily deployed with confidence in field.

Works good but packing had been retaped and 2nd battery holder missing.

It works great connected to a Foxpro Prowler called connected via an AUX cord and using the Foxpro's remote. The Super Critter's squealer does not emit sounds when connected to my Foxpro caller, but that is as expected. When the Super Critter is not connected with the AUX cord, the Super Crtter's squealer is fairly loud and has good fidelity. Thanks, MOJO.

I’ve hunted predators for years with mouth calls. But this helped a bunch. I was able to call them and they headed straight for it. One yot even mounted it for a kill. I only had one problem with it. A Hawk tried to attack it but flew off at the last minute . 😂 never seen anything so funny.

I used this call twice and never dropped it. Went out to use for a coyote today and it wouldn’t work. I put fresh batteries in and still no luck. Upon a quick disassembly, I found a chip loose inside the case which had clearly become disconnected from the board. Of course I’m now 1.5mo beyond the return date even though I’ve only used it twice in my backyard.Junk quality buildThe call was pretty quiet in my opinion as well and never called anything over the noise of the roads around my property