I've got the friction and box calls down pretty good, but I'm just beginning to try and learn the mouth call. Any advice for a beginner? What's the easiest way to learn how to make the right sounds? Instead of sounding like a wounded duck? <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> I realize that it takes alot of practice, but I was just hoping for some advice. Thanks.

If you can manage to keep that thing in your mouth w/out gaggin' it is half the problem. If you are able to create sound with it you are half way there. Try saying &quot;Kee-Yote&quot; with it in and you will get the basic sound. To get a put try a quick &quot;duke&quot;. Hope this helps.

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.Work on you pitch,high then low and yes it does sound like a duck at first,but work on connecting the pitch together first high then low..it will sound like this (KEE-YAWK..KEE-YAWK..you sound just like me when i started there is no wrong way to learn..let us no how things are going..good luck.....

..JESUS IS COMING BACK BE READY...

practice,practice,practice,get you a cassette tape and listen to it everywhere you go and blow on that mouth call.you will eventually master it.

Thanks for the input. I definitely have some practicing to do. Does anyone know of a good cassette tape to get? I have alot of commuting time I could use listening and practicing. Thanks

I just bought my 1st mouth call last week and I am already getting the hang of it. I bought a Quaker Boy beginner call. If I'm not mistaken, I believe QB also sells this with a cassette for about $9. As far as videos go, I love the Primos &quot;Mastering the Art&quot; paks.

Keep practicing,thats the best advice that i can give. But on the topic of learning cassettes,H.S. Strut,Lohman,and primos all three make good cassettes for beginners.

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