USA -(Ammoland.com)- A few months ago, preliminary measures were taken in Pennsylvania to legalize the use of electronic hunting devices like MOJO spinning wing decoys for the 2017-18 hunting season.
On Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners announced that it has given final approval for the use of motorized decoys.
This is a turning point for the waterfowl community as MOJO spinning wing decoys, like the all new King Mallard, are a must in effectively adding motion to your spread and attracting fowl from long distances.
“We’ve offered non-motorized decoy options for years but this decision will be a great benefit to the Pennsylvania waterfowl community,” says Stevie Fry, Marketing Director at MOJO Outdoors. “We will now be able to share our successful practices and products with a heavy waterfowling state and help bring great hunting and conservation success to a broadened consumer base.”
This final decision comes from a persistent interest from sportsmen and women. Many legally use motorized decoys in states surrounding Pennsylvania and have noted that they do not have a negative impact on those states, specifically on the wildlife or for fair chase.
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To the individual who calls it a “Crime Against Nature”. Other states have been using these types of motion decoys for many years now with no negative impact on the numbers. So now that Pa. approves it for use its a “crime” As far as fair chase goes anyone that’s ever hunted waterfowl knows they’re challenging to hit at any range. So maybe the writer should try it before condemning others who have.
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A true “Crime Against Nature.” Whatever happened to “fair chase,” pray? Aldo Leopold must be whirling in his grave. Why not just toss a hand grenade and get it over with? This is NOT “hunting.”