High Dollar calls
 

I have been debating purchasing a Rich in Tone Timber acrylic call. I have a few misc. calls such as two cheaper RNTs and couple primos calls. Are the more expensive calls really worth the money. Do they sound that much better?

RE: High Dollar calls
 

Nope!!You don't need to spend big bucks to get a good call.I just purchased a Winglock double reed for $45 and it's without a doubt the best duck call I've ever heard[8D]

RE: High Dollar calls
 

Not sure what kind of call your talking Duck ,Goose,ect.) But if it is a Duck call for mallards , If you can find one,(there not made anymore) the QuakerBoy Arcrilic Pro Hunters Series (Green) single reed ,Quack master duck call. This call should run around the 35.00 US , 45.00 Canadian. This call has a great tone , and easy to use, and not to far out of the world for price. The higher price calls above 100.00 do sound good , but to the average hunter they don't nned them...BT

RE: High Dollar calls
 

No, the high dollar calls are a waste of money. Fet you a Haydels Redleg or a Dr-85 and that is all you need.

RE: High Dollar calls
 

Thanks guys. And yes I was refering to mallard calls. Used to have a redleg by Haydels and gave it to a buddy that was able to do more hunting than I but now I miss it. Maybe need to get another. Also the RNTs I do have I love.

RE: High Dollar calls
 

I know this is sacreligios but... My feeding call attempts are something to cry over.. I just picked up one of the shaker calls, and I was very impressed with it.
It may not be perfect but it sounds alot more like a feeding mallard than I do

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I worked for a ranch that was on an island in the middle of the Columbia river. we had a duck and goose club that was high $$ what I could tell was the guys that could call good could call with any call. Learn when not to blow it!

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the only reason i bought my $95 Tru Tone call was motivation. I figured if i spent that much money, id stick with it. It worked. I could have learned with a cheaper one probably, but i love my tru tone now.

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Two years ago, I went to the Cabela's store in Dundee, MI. I was ready to spend what ever it took to but a call that would help me get better. I spoke with one of the "specialists" there and received the following advice...

"If you want to spend $100 to impress your hunting buddies, by all means, choose the higher dollar call. If you want to improve your calling, choose a call youy are comfortable with, then practice, practice, practice, practice."

This is the best advice I have had yet on calling. My 2 cents worth includes going to a place where you can hear the ducks during the off season and do the best you can to mimmick them. Good luck.

OhioDuckHunter

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Ohioduckhunter said it all. Nuff said!!!!!