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RE: What calls to use???
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I will be hunting water and a corn field. What type of call should I get??? A feeding call or just a basic duck call?? <hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote></font id=quote><font face='Verdana, Arial, Helvetica' size=2 id=quote> all duck calls do the feeding calls quack it is how you blow them I us a buck gardener calls it comes with a video tap to help you. for geese I us a illusion goose call #726 it is a short read but a good call .for flout still us a big river it is one you cud master if you knead more help just e-mail me good luck stateline outdoors |
RE: What calls to use???
If they are already feeding there, you won't have to call.
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RE: What calls to use???
Like Bud said if they're coming into the area you shouldn't even have to bring your call with.
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RE: What calls to use???
Most good duck calls will reproduce the "feeding chuckle" "hail call" "laydown" and "quack" of a hen mallard. They won't reproduce the "raeb raeb" of a drake mallard. You can get by with an inexpensive plastic call like Haydel's DR-85 Double Reed Mallard. I guide and I've been using them for years. They make more expensive calls, but they have the same inner parts as the DR-85, they are just made out of more expensive material. Get a good calling tape from Haydel's and learn how to use your calls.
That being said, there is no "feeding call" that ducks use to get other ducks to come down and feed, The call referred to as a "feeding chuckle" is actually the sound a hen mallard uses to get drake mallards to stay away from her, by telling them if they don't leave her alone her drake may attack them. But, the "feeding chuckle" does work, because it is what ducks often hear when they approach a bunch of hens and drakes. The "hail call" is actually a hen mallard anouncing to the world that she is getting ready to "get engaged" in the fall, but the drake won't reap the benefits until next spring. Obviously any drake that doesn't already have a mate will respond to this "hail call" so that he can get engaged in the fall. I just had an article on this in the NRA American Hunter last year. Got more questions? Ask and I'll try to answer. T.R. Michels T.R. Michels |
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