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Need some help with duck calls for a beginner
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I'd say the sure shot yentzen double reed. And around $35. It'll get u started. Get with someone that calls. Learn the different calls, then learn when to use them. Don't try to mimic persons that are in duck calling contests, they aren't calling ducks, they are calling judges..
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Can't beat the DR-85 Haydel's
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Dr-85 is great!
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X2 on Haydel. The variable tone (black one) is a little easier to blow. I would recommend listening to ducks and try to mimic what they do. That's how I learned, along with hunting with very good callers.
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DR-85
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X2.... Although I've seen a few buddies adapt easier to a dirty rice mallard call. Can't go wrong with a dr 85. And it doubles back as a teal call.
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Never blown one of his duck calls. Is that the old bamboo call? Terrible thing that happened to Kendall.
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Find Haydel's to raspy. IMO. But something double reed should be a good starting point. ( whatever brand u decide on)
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Yes it is the bamboo call,and Kendall was a nice guy,his old man just wade my laugh everytime I was there.
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made me laugh
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Mark a line with a sharpie on the Reids where they meet the shim. Then pull the Reids out slide them back toward the end the sounds come out of just enough to bury the line you drew. Try that. If nothing then just put it back on your mark. It's worth a shot bc a fine tuned dr85 is a force to be reckoned with. I learned on a faulks. That's a raspy critter. Didn't know any better and that's what gpaw blew and swore by.
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My buddy has one of those calls. I gotta cool one
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zink ph2 are easy and I second the dr 85
if you really want to do it right....i suggest one of these bad boys... just kidding....
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+1, the experience of picking it up at their house along with a hand made call that holds true to our local heritage is irreplaceable too.
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ditto on the dr-85. Been drop birds with em for years. If You break it, lose it or wear it out just replace it for the same price as a box of steal.
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Sulphite......did you get that outta my bag?
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The Primos Wench double reed is real easy to blow. But can't go wrong with the DR85.
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Them wenches you can make two different hen sounds. That I really like. I blew it a good bit last yr until I decided to finally bite the bullet and get an rnt macrohen. I like it a lot. Doesn't stick much in cold but it's DEFINATELY a different style of calling I'm still trying to perfect it
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