i was coyote hunting once & the mojo critter lured in crows. it might work. ive also taped a top view foam cutout of a crow to it for more action in the decoys.
When we coyote hunt it works great. When we crow hunt it works so so. Taken note of the pic. This is how I had it set up, it was stuck in the tree. Now granted the two guns were not on the tree, they just happen to be there when the pic was taken.
This is all that came from it. It was a 50 yard shot and the first one with the SBE.
I recently saw on Fox News that low TBC could be fatal if not diagnosed quickly and treated properly. It seams they said the only antidote was some sort of tonic made from "Hot Lead". You should check with your doctor to make sure your heart is strong enough before engaging in the cure as it can accelerate heart-rate and breathing to unusually high rhythms. Side effects may include ringing of the ears, sore shoulder, power burns, sore legs and back, loss of sleep, loss of money, loss of spouse, and loss of job. They said it is not curable but symptoms could be eased with lots of time spent in the woods in pursuit of the tonic.
Good luck and I hope you get to feeling better.
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"If money can fix it, it ain't broke" The great theologian and my crow hunting partner AW.
8, that is a great diagnosis. Now if I could get my doctor to put that in writing so that I can take some time off, that would be great. By the way that was just to funny.
it happened again this morning. we was coyote hunting & the callers batteries was dead so no noise at the moment. then a couple crows flew right over me low hollering at the mojo critter shaking. i bet it can work for a few crows at daybreak.
I used my mojo critter this weekend on crows, took a short peice of #9 wire with a loop in the end with a chunk of black platic garbage bag in it. Worked great
It seams they said the only antidote was some sort of tonic made from "Hot Lead". You should check with your doctor to make sure your heart is strong enough before engaging in the cure as it can accelerate heart-rate and breathing to unusually high rhythms. Side effects may include ringing of the ears, sore shoulder, power burns, sore legs and back, loss of sleep, loss of money, loss of spouse, and loss of job. They said it is not curable but symptoms could be eased with lots of time spent in the woods in pursuit of the tonic. 