You laid out so many gold bars during this video. Massachusetts starts on Monday. I’ve been scouting for the last three weeks. I took a couple days off from work, I’m just over here counting down the seconds until the season starts. lol Thank you for all the information you have been giving us.
Well - That's a tough one to explain -But the correct location is on the roof of the mouth when the air is actually striking the reed. The tape helps to position it and keep it there.
Roof of your mouth, use tounge to press up on the reeds, experiment with placement of everything for several weeks, months, or years. Its not gonna happen overnight, its like learning to play an instrument, it takes LOTS OF PRACTICE...... LOTS. Keep it in your truck. Keep it clean and dry. It needs to be washed after every use. Start out with a single or double uncut reed call.
You laid out so many gold bars during this video. Massachusetts starts on Monday. I’ve been scouting for the last three weeks. I took a couple days off from work, I’m just over here counting down the seconds until the season starts. lol Thank you for all the information you have been giving us.
Thanks and best of luck to you out there!
Nice job on this.
Thanks! Good Luck this spring!
Good stuff!
Thanks, Good Luck this spring.
Got one these Old Place boxes from Edward! Looks good sound great and it did the trick
They will get an ol gobblers goat right! Good luck this year bud.
Great videos! When using the mouth call correctly does the call remain in the roof of your mouth or does it ride on the tongue?
Well - That's a tough one to explain -But the correct location is on the roof of the mouth when the air is actually striking the reed. The tape helps to position it and keep it there.
@@callemorcrawlem Thanks!
Roof of your mouth, use tounge to press up on the reeds, experiment with placement of everything for several weeks, months, or years. Its not gonna happen overnight, its like learning to play an instrument, it takes LOTS OF PRACTICE...... LOTS. Keep it in your truck. Keep it clean and dry. It needs to be washed after every use. Start out with a single or double uncut reed call.