beginner calls
 

what would be a good beginner call? i have a trio of small ponds i will be hunting, all 3 are in a 2 acre area. i am in wisconsin and plan on trying this alone as noone i know duck hunts.

RE: beginner calls
 

try a Primos wench and get the one with the instructional dvd

RE: beginner calls
 

Primos Wench would be a good one or a haydel call with a dvd to teach you how! to talk to ducks!

RE: beginner calls
 

Haydel's DR-85...once you can make a quack work on your cadence.... then if you want add versatility switch to a single reed (but that ole DR-85 will kill a ton of ducks)....

RE: beginner calls
 

do you have a link on where I could get that?

RE: beginner calls
 

Are all of the calls on your site really sold?

RE: beginner calls
 

Go down to Wal Mart and get a Primos P.H.A.T. Lady or a Primos Yo Sista. These are my favorite "inexpensive calls".

RE: beginner calls
 

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Just remember that too slow with your cadence is better than too fast. Each quack is an individual note, and on greeting calls you need to drop down an octave or so on each note. Don't run them all together!

FWIW, I probably have close to $1000 worth of duck calls, and my DR-85 is still on my lanyard at all times during the waterfowl season, its a great call for me in small pockets and on still mornings when the ducks are being a bit shy.