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Last Login: 10/11/2012 6:24:06 PM
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What are some pointer on calling. I've been hunting for awhile but just now starting to get into the calls. Whats some advice and whats the best way to call?
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Last Login: 12/7/2012 4:23:46 PM
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I was in the same boat last year. Do some searches on YouTube you'll find some good videos with tips on how to call and different situations to use calls. Ducks Unlimited even has a few ;)
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Last Login: 12/5/2012 7:15:29 PM
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Practice Practice Practice!!!! It takes alot of patience when first starting. But stick with it! Like pganoe said look them up and listen.. watch some hunting videos, and focus on when they call and when they stop to let the birds make there decision!
Most important pointer, Dont overdue it!! Less calling is better!!
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Last Login: 2/9/2013 2:02:32 PM
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If you have a smartphone or tablet you can download some apps that help you learn. You can take them with you and practice for a few minutes before heading to your blind.
Where abouts are you in MO?
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Last Login: 1/22/2013 10:15:34 AM
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Get Zink's Waterfowl University DVD with the Zink power hen 2 which is a double reed call. It is very forgiving and easy to learn off of. The DVD on the other hand will teach you the basic's of how a call works and how to do a feeding call, quack, etc...
PS: record your self and play back...You will think you sound great, but when you play back you will find out you sound like a dying elk... Listen and tweak your air flow, lip placement, etc... You will laugh at your self at first but stick with it. It is like riding a bike.
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