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01-31-2007 | 12:58 PM

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ShallowRio

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RE: Get'n the most from your box call

Not a problem barefoot,
I like you interpretation of what I'm say'n. I don't care to over emphasize certain things and allow the reader to think for him/her self. I posted this at another forum and received feed back via PM that I hadn't explained a few things about the hold or lifting the paddle between strokes... I don't lift and hold is usually a matter of comfort. The lift between strokes, well I have met a number of noted call makers, pro staffers and such, and one will lift another will not... I like to chomp off the yelps somewhat quickly and if any noise is produced on the return I figure it to be reach'n for a breath to let another Yelp. Anyway,his interpretation and my leaving a few things to personal preferencewasn't go'n to well.[/align]If you'd care to discuss why some of your calls run better by one hold or another email me direct at [email protected] and give me some specifics about the wood types, I love and hate dig'n at these things. By all rights when everything is perfect and the call is right, a loose hold will allow the radius of the paddleand the arc of the sound board to work together on there own. [/align]I hope you can except my comments as well, it is with an open mind that success is found.[/align][/align]

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