Calls

[kferris]

Lookin for any help choosing a good call i am pretty new to short reeds but want to get better i have a c.d that i am listening to but cannot make it sound goosey enough i am using a power clucker any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

[ksgoosekilr]

How much you looking to spend? Is your current call a poly power clucker? I know when I first tried Zink calls the bell threw me off pretty good. Takes a bit to get used to.

There are many great calls out there and you are probably going to get a million different answers but do you have a Cabelas or something else close? If so I would HIGHLY ADVISE you to go try out as many calls as you can and find one that fits YOU! Don't matter what Harry, Larry, George, or Bob likes......its all you!

If you are looking cheap I would try out a poly carb Canada Hammer. They are fairly easy to run and have put a lot of geese on the ground.

If your looking towards an acrylic or wood, I would try out a Zink SR-1!

LASTLY MAKE SURE YOU PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! Any chance you get, pick your call up and practice.

[Ryan Kleinschmidt]

pm at ya Ken

[duckin82]

i would go with the rnt hunter series that comes with a cd, great set all for around 50 bucks

[kferris]

Thanks for the input guys the first power clucker i bought i could not blow at all until Ryan told me that it was broken (Thanks again Ryan and for the c.d.to) I spend lots of time on the road by myself on the route so i get at least 2 or 3 hours a day blowing and listening to the c.d. I am looking forward to getting alot better at the calling that is something that i really want to do.

[Ryan Kleinschmidt]

i get at least 2 or 3 hours a day blowing and listening to the c.d.


I still do that and will keep doing it just because I enjoy blowing my goose calls. Once you get it down, you will have fun with it, trust me.