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kelleno 08-02-2010 02:18 PM

Need a new duck call!!
 
Hey guys, I've been switching back and forth from cheap $20 calls and they sound pretty good but I'm looking to buy one duck call I can stick with and like.

Any suggestions for a call right around $100 that you like?
Prefer Single reeds

Thanks!

Kellen

cwsims84 08-03-2010 12:25 PM

I had this same question a few months back and I ended up going with the RNT Daisy Cutter.. great call its 135 tho

shhh,,,ducks 08-07-2010 05:05 AM

visit jbcustomcalls.com

Made here in Texas by Joe Briscoe. Best calls on the market. Best sounding, easiest to blow, very inexpensive for acrylic. I have dozens of them and just bought a short barrel single and double reed last week for $60 apiece. Great calls. The newest world champion snow goose and specklebelly caller used Joe's calls last week to win the championship.

Tell him Kevin Meadows sent ya!!

loverboy9_1_1 08-08-2010 05:04 AM

RNT....Short Barrel or Daisy Cutter would be a great choice!!!! Both are awesome calls and never leave my lanyard.

browning-bar 08-10-2010 09:37 AM

If you go to bass pro shopsmthey have a good varity of expensive callvthatvyou can try out

i_bowfish93 08-11-2010 08:27 AM

Zink...or Foiles Migrators...thats all i have on my laynard

jeremyc_1999 08-11-2010 07:35 PM

I have a couple of Buck Garner calls that I really enjoy. I think they were around the $125 range though.

BOWHUNTINGisLIFE 08-16-2010 07:12 AM

i would say anything Zink you will be set, if u have the chance go to a waterfowl show somwhere alot of call comapanys are there and u can try any call u want..

JW 08-16-2010 02:44 PM

I have several from Prairie Game Calls -~ aka ~ Larry Gresser

here is a link

http://www.prairiecalls.com/ready_to_ship_duck_calls

JW

Ruddyduck 08-17-2010 04:59 AM

Learn how, when and when not to call. This is the most important aspect in waterfowling. If you learn how to properly to don't have to spend alot of money on a call.
I used one call exclusively for most ducks (mallards , blacks) whicj was made by an outfit called Greenhead that was in service for almost 20 years before the barrel cracked and it had to be retired. That call cost somewhere around $16 back in '79, prior to that had used various call and after I went with one of Haydel's. For geese I've used Faulk's from the day I started ,today I believe they market it under "Goose Honker". Last one I purchased was $8 but I think they sell for $14 today .


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