Lucky Duck Quiver Critter Predator Decoy
Lure in predators from every direction with the erratic shaking and rotating motion of the Quiver Critter from Lucky Duck. This motorized decoy produces an irresistible, realistic quiver and shaking movement to peak predators’ curiosity while investigating your calls. Easy to set up, the Quiver Critter features a quiet motor powered by 2 AA batteries (not included). Comes with a 9″ steel stake and features universal tripod threads.
- Irresistable moving decoy for predators
- Easy to set up
- Quiet motor produces erratic shaking and rotating motion
- Comes with 9″ steel stake
- Features universal threads for use on a tripod (not included)
- Uses 2 AA batteries (not included)
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 20513-6 |
| Motor Type | Quiet motor with erratic shaking and rotating motion |
| Batteries Required | 2 AA batteries (not included) |
| Stake Length | 9 inches steel stake |
| Mounting | Universal tripod threads |
FAQ
How does the Quiver Critter attract predators?
The Quiver Critter uses a quiet motor to produce erratic shaking and rotating movements that mimic the behavior of real prey, drawing predators’ attention and curiosity.
Is the motor loud or does it interfere with calls?
The motor is designed to be quiet, minimizing interference with your calls while still producing realistic movement.
Can the Quiver Critter be mounted on any tripod?
Yes, it features universal tripod threads, allowing compatibility with most standard tripods.
Ella Springer –
The Quiver Critter works well in the field. The shaking motion draws in ducks and other waterfowl consistently. Set it up quickly and it stays in place with the steel stake. The quiet motor doesn’t disturb my calling routine.
Ruth Glover –
I’ve used it during morning and evening hours. It keeps predators interested and makes my calls more effective. The only thing missing is the batteries, which are not included.
Isaac Short –
Great value for the price. The movement is realistic and the stake holds firm in the ground. I’ve seen more birds come closer after using it. Easy to assemble and store.
Natalie Mackenzie –
It works, but the movement is a bit slow at first. After a few minutes, it becomes more effective. The stake is sturdy, but I wish it came with a tripod.