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Double Cluck? |
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In my experience the Triple Cluck is deadly for those wary Lacassine Flyway birds. Something about that triple cluck, they just give it up. Usually just double cluck hunting other areas.
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![]() Double cluck----uka-uka-uka-uka-uka, wita-wita-wita,,huta-huta-huta single cluck------ hut-hut-hut-hut bouncing hen---- waanka-waanka-waanka-waanka similar note shapes Hunter B. can double cluck,if you hunt with him |
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I actually have the double cluck down finally. And yes, Hunter learned me on it lol. His "power clucks" require ear plugs though. I don't have the lung capacity to get more than a couple of those super loud high pitched squeal double clucks like he does. I've hit a wall again though as far as advancing. Having a lot of trouble stringing multiple yodels together. I know a new call wouldn't magically make me be able to do it, but everyone likes a shiny new toy lol. |
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the exciter can produce realism--easy starting--- that is what is meant by low threshold and efficient--but it lacks the range of a redbone.
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You're right, the redbone is in a category of it's own when it comes to range. |
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I could produce all the same note shapes I do on my calls,they are just super light for me----however----I run harder then the majority----like 99 % Thus the comment about efficiency---the average caller should have no trouble stringing notes together on both the exciter or havoc call In my opinion,the majority of call buyers could care less about comp wins or comp routines anyway,most are hunters that want something that allows them to achieve something realistic that they develop some kind of confidence in |
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those power clucks up to ultra high pitch range are exactly what breaks geese others don't even call at Hunter is an advanced speck caller(although he would not label himself as such),big man,lots of fuel to push that Riceland. endurance on the call comes from reps,then air control necessary to run long cluck strings at various pitches,then a call that can handle the push needed to produce that sound most callers run somewhere in the middle,so an easy blowing tight range call fits them,but when you start to run the extremes,that is when a call that is customized to you is really needed my calls would be thought of as trash to most callers,but they are customized to me |
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Hunter was telling me we needed to go to Bill's and let him fit me one. Probably should hold off on buying another random call until then I suppose? And yes I never dreamed that someone would call at geese that far away. But after chasing a cripple a few fields over I could still clear as day hear that high pitch squeal. |
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if you are at the point where you feel limited by the call,then yes I would say wait until you can be fitted probably what Hunter would advise too Hunter is pulling trafficking specks into a place that they don't want to be 90 percent of the time,thus the need for his calling on the extremes---glad you got to see that,most people don't believe that until they actually see it done |
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