@madprofessor1683 thank you!

Thanks buddy

@@100outdoors9 you're welcome

@craigimmel8640 thank you!

@@crookedwillar I appreciate it!

I'll check it out. Have you already posted it?

Yes

@architecturalglasstinting2310 thank ya!

@@HaydenPerry-th5wo Thank you! The full video is currently uploading to my channel. Check back to see the entire hunt. Thanks for watching!

I wish. Nothing can stop those fools. It does legitimately work birds closer. There are states that so strongly believe that this decoy will help reduce the number of cripples, they reworded their laws to make sure this decoy is legal in 2024. So, i guess, i could help with sky busters lol

No reason to argue. Pop the call out and hand it to him. If he can call it electronic then write the ticket and talk to someone with more sense.

Always check with local game and fish. However, if mojos are legal in your state, these are as well, unless the law states that it can't be operated by remote control. The call is NOT electronic. Ultimately, you are responsible for what you use and knowing the law in your area. Best of luck.

Same with MN. This is gonna be illegal to use in any state that doesn't allow electronic calls. The MOJO comparison makes no sense given the wings spin and that's it.

Boy am I glad you showed up to clear that up everyone. HEY EVERYBODY! THIS SMART FELLER FROM THA SWAMP KNOWS EVERYTHING AND HE SAYS DON'T WORRY BOUT IT.

@@100outdoors9 sorry bud but we hunt the duck yall educate with those goofy toys. That shits trash

@michaelcali6016 remember you said that when everyone else is smashing them using Chatter Ducks. Keep that energy. When you wake up and realize that putting the sound in the decoys keeps the birds attention off of you and you finish more birds, dont go buy any. Just remember you're way too smart for that goofy shit.

@@100outdoors9 The Almighty Duck Hunter. This guy sure knows something we don’t! He’s cracked the code! You’re definitely vaccinated

@michaelcali6016 considering you decided to speak for the entire state of Louisiana about something you've never in your life seen or held in person, id say the code that got cracked was your pride. Its ok ol son. It happens when you speak on stuff you dont know about. Next time maybe you'll keep scrolling.

To each their own.

actually that makes the process way faster

The call is removable.

You are correct. With the exception of during spring light goose and some early Canada goose hunts when all other waterfowl hunting seasons are closed, the use of electronic, amplified calls is prohibited in the U.S. and Canada.

No, its a mechanical call. It is air crossing a reed just like in the call you blow.

An electronic call replays a pre-recorded sound, produces a digital sound, or amplifies a sound. This decoy doesnt do any of those 3 things, therefore is not considered an electronic call. There is a can call mounted in the back of the decoy which is removable. The can call uses a weight to push air across a reed to generate sound.

Very interesting design! I could imagine a bunch of those in a spread would look and sound awesome.

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I just use the jello for extra sweetness and fragrance. I wouldnt say that its needed. I hunt several hours from home and only get to hunt a few days at a time. I want to make sure i get their attention.

Obviously you have no clue wtf ur talking about if everyone using the same thing with success

@La Barbie If you have any understanding of animal biology it's pretty simple. Wild animals require different nutrients at different times of the year. A nursing mother needs more calcium. At times they need more protein, and at times they need more fat, and at other times they need more carbs. It depends on weather, breeding cycles, and a lot of other things. If you're feeding the same thing year round, you're limiting your results. It's that simple.

@@chasmofsar2691 Just shoot one leave it there a day or two and come back and watch more come to eat it. That is what I always do. Then again, it makes for a messier situation dragging them out. But you don't wanna eat these nasty ones we got around here.

@forcemajeur.5138 I've heard of that. My dad had some hogs in a temporary pen together and a boar picked up a piglet and ate it alive while it screamed. I've tried to eat feral hogs from some areas that are absolutely inedible, you're absolutely right.

No one ever said that pigs were the only things that would eat it lol... and everything likes to get drunk. If that doesnt work for you, soak your corn in diesel for a week. Pigs love that too. Just a tip. Maybe that willbwork better where you are

Hell of a trip. This hunt was serious work. The camera passed out when Levi said we crawled 500 yards lol

I have no idea. I havent had a chance to hunt bayou meto this year at all

I actually did vent the lid. I had a air lock in the lid. I put it in after filming.

Thanks for checking it out

I will give that a try on my next batch. Thanks for the tip!

@@100outdoors9 Bro, can you tell me the recipe ratio? , how many catties of corn, how much water do you need to add, and what is the bottle in your mobile phone, how many kilograms, I want to make the same bait as you do in my dreams

I cant wait for an opportunity to come back! I love the set up there. You guys are doing it right!

Thanks buddy! I'll try to add a tag to your page if I can

Video is made and uploading. Should be available tonight or in the morning. I did not realize how much fun hog hunts were!

@@100outdoors9 is that a hunt you need a license for. Cause I've heard alot about them and they sound like a lot of fun

Yeah, you need a hunting license to hunt any game in Arkansas. I dont think its very expensive to buy a license. I think its $25.

That's what I was wondering

How much of it did you watch?

There was a mass over the vitals. My placement had to be just behind the mass. Rewatch the video and youll notice it

We've been hunting here for a long time. At this point, we know there will be a potential for a good shoot in our normal hole. But like every other duck hunter, we are always taking notes.

Thank you very much!