Description

The MOJO Dabbler is the first true feeding mallard drake duck decoy that perfectly mimics the natural motions of ducks tipping up to feed. Using a patented digital servo system, the Dabbler produces six distinct, realistic movements based on actual video studies of mallards feeding in the wild.

A precision digital servomotor drives a unique linkage and weighted arm system that causes the MOJO Dabbler decoy body- not the mechanism- to rotate in the water. This creates natural diving and duck tipping action, complete with ripples and water sound.

The realistic drake body features MOJO’s Waterproof Twist Lock System, making all components easily removable on a sealed plate for quick maintenance. The specially designed two-piece body on the MOJO Dabbler duck allows the head and front to dip underwater while the tail stays buoyant, just like a real mallard.

Features

  • Rechargeable Battery with Charger Included
  • Built-In Remote Compatibility (Remote not Included)

Six Life-Like Motions

  • Horizontal Resting
  • Wiggle
  • Peck
  • Bobbing
  • Feeding Dive (No Motion)
  • Feeding Dive (With Motion)
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