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The Mojo company built and sold a Mojo crow for many years. They sometimes work and sometimes don't. Crows are more curious or fooled by flapping wing decoys rather than spinners. If you use a spinner I think it's best to put at the edge of the woods or fencerow etc so they can see the movement near static decoys but can't quite make out the details.

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Hey Jason,

I agree with Pete...  Flapping action beats spinning in our experience. 

I have painted the various Edge Expedite "flapping" woodpecker and dove decoys with Krylon Fusion "Ultra Flat Black" paint to good effect for crows.

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GB, Krylon Fusion "Ultra Flat Black" or Krlyon Fusion "Satin Black" I am torn between the two. The Satin provides a slight shine and as you know real crows can "shine" in the sun.

From an older thread:

Puppypopper wrote:

Satin Black, from holding a dead crow against three different painted decoys, here is what I came up with. Bar none , flocking is the way to go. Flat Black absorbs all light . Gloss acts like a mirror in sunlight. Satin was the one for me that came the closest to matching the color.

 



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well try one for a few hunts, then repaint with the other and try that for a few hunts and see which one works the best. I'd say they probably both work well.

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