Spinning-Wing Decoys banned
Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2001 6:55 pm
For the season of 2002 in Minnesota the Mojo's are gone.
"From ancedotal information and from studies in Missouri and California, we know that mechanical-wing decoys are effective and more effective than traditional means of taking, such as using calls and decoys." says DNR wildlife director Tim Bremicker.
It probably want be long before they're all banned.
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"From ancedotal information and from studies in Missouri and California, we know that mechanical-wing decoys are effective and more effective than traditional means of taking, such as using calls and decoys." says DNR wildlife director Tim Bremicker.
It probably want be long before they're all banned.
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