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Sheridan 08-08-2011 02:58 PM

Far more important than what type of call you are using (or how good/bad you might be); get set-up where the ducks want to be !

BTW - If you're good, call more & louder, if you're bad, call less & softer (LOL).

Colorado Luckydog 08-08-2011 08:26 PM


Originally Posted by Sheridan (Post 3832186)
Far more important than what type of call you are using (or how good/bad you might be); get set-up where the ducks want to be !

BTW - If you're good, call more & louder, if you're bad, call less & softer (LOL).

That's good advice right there. Real good advice.

cjwink 08-09-2011 10:49 AM

I don't know what BG cd yall got.. But, the one I had from BG said to only call at wingtips and tailfeathers, meaning when the ducks were either flying by or checking out, and NOT TO CALL if they were coming in or circling.. He also made special remarks that Comp calling is NO WHERE near what hunting calling should be.. He said, simple clucks and a quack is all you need.. No feed calling..

skiftcky 08-09-2011 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by cjwink (Post 3832616)
He also made special remarks that Comp calling is NO WHERE near what hunting calling should be.. He said, simple clucks and a quack is all you need.. No feed calling..



CJ You're 100% right, I heard that comp calling thing from a zink calls rep. It's all stuff that most experienced duck hunters know.

Lucky, I never intended to turn this into a shouting match and I do Apologize if I offended you but I do think you read my post wrong... I never berated BG or his calling system. Not every one uses the same technique and it took me well over 3 years of practicing, even when I was in Iraq and pissin off my buddies, to finally be comfortable enough to call in the blind. I know that nothing beats a real duck sound and thats just what I tried to pass on... that Audubon website has actual duck sounds not call sounds that I used to try and better how I sounded to other ducks. I just figured I would pass on what helped me become a better caller, not to disregard BG or his teachings. Like I said in my original post, I learned the basics from my BG 2 pack +CD that my wife nearly killed me over cause it stayed in my CD player in the truck for months.

Colorado Luckydog 08-09-2011 07:26 PM


Originally Posted by skiftcky (Post 3832790)
CJ You're 100% right, I heard that comp calling thing from a zink calls rep. It's all stuff that most experienced duck hunters know.

Lucky, I never intended to turn this into a shouting match and I do Apologize if I offended you but I do think you read my post wrong... I never berated BG or his calling system. Not every one uses the same technique and it took me well over 3 years of practicing, even when I was in Iraq and pissin off my buddies, to finally be comfortable enough to call in the blind. I know that nothing beats a real duck sound and thats just what I tried to pass on... that Audubon website has actual duck sounds not call sounds that I used to try and better how I sounded to other ducks. I just figured I would pass on what helped me become a better caller, not to disregard BG or his teachings. Like I said in my original post, I learned the basics from my BG 2 pack +CD that my wife nearly killed me over cause it stayed in my CD player in the truck for months.

No need to apologize, it's the internet. All I need the internet to do is, entertain me for 17 more days until bow season starts.

michel23 08-09-2011 11:00 PM

Almost every duck shooter is having duck calls, but not possible for all shooters to blow it properly. On these rare occasions I bring my duck call. ... one friend offer me advise on how to use it and even used it themselves to make legitimate

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