[G.P.]

Is there a big difference in the effectiveness between the baby mojo and the full size? I ask because i am in college and the price difference is substantial. Is really worth it to spend the extra money? Thanks for the help.

 

[shootnmiss09]

There is a noticable difference in size between the two, but i don;t really know if one or the other is better for ducks. Obviously the full size can have a remote installed in there (I think you can in a baby, but it's jsut harder). I was in the same situation as you, I bought the baby and I like it! Hope taht helps.

 

[D&D]

Go with the baby. I have three of them, one of which is four years old and still works great. The only thing I didn't like was the shine on the plastic wings. I repainted both sides with flat paint. You may also want to consider making a longer pole. The one that comes with it is only about 4' long. Good luck!

 

[Dunk221999]

I run 3 baby's and 2 regular mojos and to be quite honest, do not think it matters.

The size of the baby's are nice and they are cheaper!!!!!!!!

 

[shootnmiss09]

Yah that is one thing i don't like, the short pole, but that will be an easy fix

 

[shiawassee_kid]

baby mojo's are not built as well as the full size version. get what u pay for.

 

[bowinchester]

the babys have cheaper wings but as long as you take care ouf it store it in a case i would think they would hold up.

 

[hunt4P&Y]

I won a Lucky with remote, brought it back because it had wiring issues. I got 3 Baby mojo's for $50 bucks! Can't beat that. IMO in power decoys it is a numbers thing. If you can buy two baby's for the price of a full size go for it. However if you are hunting honker mixed in have a couple with remotes or right behind the blinds to shut them off.

IMO I would go with small one!