Ultimate Decoy Spreader and Jerk Rig Includes Anchor Bag! Bring Your decoys to Life. Put The Most Realistic Motion into Your decoys.

Makes collecting my shells a whole lot faster and easier!

*Update 12/13/16*Ok, after getting to fully test it opening day of the second season I do like this more than I originally did.I bought a ten pound mushroom anchor attached the two rigs together for the Mega rig (i might have attached it weirdly comparing it to other photos), clipped on some dakota decoys (3 drake and 3 hens) and put it to work. I definitely got more looks and response from ducks when I used it. This is my first time using a Jerk Rig in general but whenever we pulled against the bungee we would completely let it revert back to the original position without easing it back, that would cause the dekes to flip not just turn around. All in all I like it, still pretty pricey though in my opinion.*Original*I have just gotten the Spreader rig, as of right now it seems ok. I have been playing with it while we are in between seasons. While I am anticipating this working as advertised I am not sure it is worth almost TRIPLE the price of other similar setups (ie. MOJO). Hopefully I am wrong time will tell. In my opinion if they are going to ask for triple the competitors price they should at least include a 10lbs weight ( $13 on amazon) and some decoys (even cheap one would be good enough to warrant the price. There are some for $30 a dozen). See, I just validated the price and kept it turning a profit... maybe

It is better quality than expected. Each decoy location has a 5-6” bar that distances the decoy from the spreader. It should keep the spreader lower in the water and less visible. The bar ends that aren’t encapsulated have rubber tips to keep it quiet. The bars are strong. Mine came with the anchor bag. It surprised me because others said there was no included anchor. Overall I am happy.

I mostly hunt in the Piedmont of North Carolina, and by the time the Mallards make it to us they have been well educated. Decoys sitting still just don't cut it. I can tell you that in my experience the mallards give my decoy spreader way more attention than the traditional weighted decoys. It's well built and it works...what more can you ask for!?Also, I lost my connection bar for my ultimate spreader, and because i'm a goof i didn't see it on the Motion duck website even though it was on the site, so i called them. Truly nice people and great customer service.Just try it out.... you'll love it!

Not something I normally wish for but finally had a couple days at end of duck season with no water movement. This system works really well I was shocked that within 10 minutes I had 2 Black ducks land within 5 feet of my decoys. I personally bought a 5lb mushroom achor instead of using the anchor bag you can buy separate.

This one is okay. It works, it picks up shells, but.....the elastic cord running through it is very weak. Additionally, the fitment of the individual pieces of the shaft is somewhat loose. All in all it’s fine, it just like to come apart on you when your using it. I hunted in a kind of muddy spot and some of the shells were just pressed in the mud, not stomped in, just lightly pressed and the magnet held to the shell, but when you pull away, the elastic gives way and the section separates. Then you end up picking it up by hand anyway. Again, it’s fine, just not great.

This is great! No need to bend over to pick up shells. The kids fine it fun to use as well

Didn't know what to think about this decoy spreader at first. I've used other products on the market but found this spreader to be much easier in setting up than a normal jerk string. The random movement of the decoys is awesome and makes them look natural. We had ducks landing just about on top of the spreader. Would highly recommend this decoy spreader and will be ordering extensions for next season