Goldfish wrote:Sounds like an expensive water swat. What exactly do they do?
There is no doubt they are more expensive than a regular decoy.
And you situation may not call for them like anything in this world it's not for everybody.
But I have one buddy who had birds over him almost daily in the rice , he was in a natural flyway.
He got a couple shots early but when the sun came up blue bird day the birds stay at 60-70 yards or more.
No movement in the spread.
Another friend same thing on his pond.
If your in California I guarantee you will have more sun than storms or wind.
And if you do get a wind from the delta breeze is it when the birds are flying?
So this computer controlled swimmer go's straight , then left , then right , then stops and randomly changes it's corse.
No more round and round in a circle.
And if your in dirty water when it stops debris falls off.
The duel weed guard caged motors work independently of each other or together as the chip determines.
The butt feeders are the same.
The motors can be angle adjusted up or down to give you the amount of wave action or splash you determine is right for you.
How many of us have been sitting in a well concealed blind or spot with a dozen or two sweet looking decoys just to have a pair land wide and then every duck in the sky sits with them.
It's the erratic swimming movement of a live duck.
And this new G&H Navigator reproduces that in like nothing to hit the market before no more going in the same circle.
Just a couple will bring the spread alive.
Check them out on utube under G&H Navigator.