Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does this come with a tripod on it? How does it set up on the ground?
Document: It did its job. In the end, the call is what will bring a predator into your stand, but the decoy will give them something to look at besides you and that's what happened with this coyote.I live in AZ and the ground is really hard in the desert making it difficult to set the unit in the ground sometimes so it would be nice to just be able to drop it on the ground and go, but it would probably be a lot easier in locations with softer ground. Mojo sells the pup unit with a stuffed animal puppy on the bottom which would probably be ideal for me, but I have put too much money into hunting lately already as is so I had to go with the cheaper decoy.
i took it out as soon as i got it and set it up and the call it didnt take no time for one to come running in to see what was going one. it looks really good when the wind is blowing it helps it move alittle more.
does a good job of getting and holding the attention of a predator. battery life seems good. comes with a steel spike that works well if the ground isn't frozen or if the snow is crusty. I just made a base from 2 pieces of light metal and bolt them to the mount hole..works great . this is a great little unit for the price
The Mojo Critter in my opinion is the best predator decoy on the market! I have been calling predators in the midwest for about 10 yrs and purchased 3 or 4 different decoys. Needless to say none of them compared to this product... The mojo comes with a metal stake that you can easily stick in frozen ground. It also has a very unique action that keeps the predators eyes off of the caller. I would recommend this purchase to anyone in pursuit of predators in any part of the country!
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 have used it and it works well. But I have not had any coyotes come in yet to see how well it really works.
Works good on animals that don't want to come into shooting range only problem with this is the crows and hawks love it I had to restake it a few times because of a hawk was trying to take off with it
Sometimes they come that fast. I've read the comments about them being cheaply made. I haven't had a problem. I'm not doubting the others stories, it just hasn't been a problem for me. It's not the most expensive one out there, but nobody can argue its effectiveness.
It's not malfunctioning or anything. I wonder if it just doesn't work for my geographical area or something idk. But I guess I need to take it out a few more times and if it works I will come back and edit my review.
I used it once thus far and it performed as advertised. The on/ off switch is shielded but can still come on when in a field pack so keep an eye on it or you may run your batteries down before you get to where you are going. Haven't had a yote respond to it yet but I have no reservations about it doing what it was designed to do.
Answer: yes