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Question: I have a foxpro wildfire and I can't decide if this would be better or the the foxjack. Any help would be appreciated
Document: 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.
I would have given this a 5, but the battery access door on my unit does not fit. I wrote mojo about it and they were quick to send me a new door, but that one fit the same way so now I'm thinking the door is fine but the cut-out for the batteries is cut uneven or something. Either way, it still works because the fur that wraps around the unit keeps the door shut. I would have sent it back, but I can live with it and I wanted it for hunting right away.As far as performance, I called in a coyote with that and my foxpro a couple weeks ago.
I wasn't a predator hunter before I bought the mojo. The last time I remember predator hunting was with my dad when I was 10 (33 years ago). I was trying to keep the price down since I didn't know if it was a type of hunting that I would care for. The first time out with my Foxpro stingray and my mojo critter was incredible. I hunt mostly south Texas and with a warm south wind blowing a great big red coyote came charging at the decoy at 4pm in the afternoon. The next morning I set the speaker out with the decoy about 15 minutes before official sunrise and had to run back to my stand to get my rifle to shoot the female that was running right at the speaker and the decoy.
I hunt NE FL. the  mojo is better than I expected. A wild dog run to it and caught it. It is super quit. and looks like a wounded bird.
Got this so I could get back into predator hunting. My girlfriend's son desperately wants to go. I can't wait to give it a try and get this kid started in the shooting sports.
Even though I have not had the time to use it, I can tell it is going to bring more dogs and cats into shooting range. I can't wait to get out in the field and start getting rid of more predators.
That critter is an amazing little tool just watch it move no wonder the Fox and Coyote can't resist it
Thanks for the fine products. Just what I needed to help eliminate my coyote problem on my beautiful Colorado acreage and at the same time have the opportunity to try out one or more of my AR15 black rifles while I get back into the coyote hunting fun and excitement.sgt maj (ret) Stan Parker, us army sf
It spins! It twists! It flops about and doesn't eat a ton of batteries. I would say I have had the same batteries last 40+ stands.
I put this out while using my EcoTEc electronic call and not only does it acctract coyotes, but the Turkeys were very interested in it as well. Great battery life if you have it in the field all day. Would reccommend this product.
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