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Old 09-02-2015, 07:16 AM
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When you say "not echoing the call in the blind" do you mean from calling down in a pit? I'm assuming it's best to point the call at the birds over the top of a blind if possible? And yea the few times I have shot specks, if I were calling the shots I would have jumped early every time. lol
Yeah, if you are hunkered down in the blind and don't have the call above the top of the blind it will echo. Some blinds are worse than others. Mine is horrible so I just make sure I am well covered when I am calling because I can't get down in the blind. I would say the best place to point the call is any place you are not producing an echo and staying hidden. Specks see EVERYTHING.
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Old 09-02-2015, 08:02 AM
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specks see everything---very true---when you think your blind is covered,better add some more


I too stand to call---and on those no wind,stale weather days,I have had to stick the exhaust of my call in grass surrounding the blind to muffle things down and not echo

cover is huge,especially on top,and keep that FACE DOWN lol! We'll look at them once they are dead and in the blind
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