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BowKnutt 03-19-2010 05:40 AM

Mouth calls??
 
Hey, This will be my second year turkey hunting and I'm fully addicted. What I was wondering is how often do ya'll clean yore mouth calls, if at all and how do ya'll do it??
I've been running warm water over the call every night after using, rubbing between the latex with a toothpick and leaving the toothpick in to dry. Is this overkill???

David

2 Lunger 03-19-2010 06:35 AM

I guess it could be. Just depends on how germaphobic your are. Mine usually sit in the fridge during the offseason and then before I ever put them in my mouth the first time of the year they get washed in mouth wash. I will repeat this once a week until season is over.

mouthcaller 03-19-2010 06:47 AM


Originally Posted by 2 Lunger (Post 3597863)
I guess it could be. Just depends on how germaphobic your are. Mine usually sit in the fridge during the offseason and then before I ever put them in my mouth the first time of the year they get washed in mouth wash. I will repeat this once a week until season is over.


This is what I do also. Use alcohol free mouthwash.

shunkins 03-19-2010 08:05 AM

After I blow mine I run water over them and try to get between the reeds, separate the top reed from the 2nd reed with tooth picks, let them air dry for a day or two and store in the frig.
God Bless

BowKnutt 03-19-2010 11:28 AM

2 lunger--not worried about germs as much,,Lord knows I've put worse stuff in my mouth..I just wasn't shore how fast the reeds would stick together,,I like the mouth wash idea--
Shunkins--Thats how I do mine too when there going up for a period--But I usually got mine in my mouth everyday but Sat(work)--Sun(Church)

David

huntingfool94 03-20-2010 09:17 AM

i dont use mine much anyways but i havent cleaned them and they work just fine.i just keep them covered away from dust and dirt.

fingerz42 03-20-2010 03:24 PM

As soon as you get home from each hunt rinse them with warm water. Then store them in the freezer. When you pull them out to use them the next morning or in 7 months time, the reeds are just as you left them, and the sound will be crisp and clear.


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