My duck call comes in tomorrow and I spent my money on the jase Robertson pro series I’m brand new to calling I’m gonna try everything your teaching seems super helpful
Another great tutorial, when I first started hunting I’d always be obnoxiously aggressive and it worked for maybe a few flocks. Majority of the time, less calling is more, especially for you down south. Gotta separate yourself from other hunters as in using different cadences or tossing the whistle in the mix, glad to know I’m not the only one to do that lol. Do you ever utilize any fancy calling techniques, for example Cajun squeal, bouncing hen? Going to the pond and listening to them call is the best advice to give, literally learning from the masters lol. I heard a hen do this once and omg, the pull power is nuts, 3 note call. The first is long, second is shorter with a slight squeal and the third is quick with full squeal. The volume goes down on each note like Talking loud, talking quiet, whisper. Idk if it’s because a lot of hunters typically do 5 notes and up, I couldn’t ask the ducks because 1 I don’t speak duckenese and 2 they are typically dead when I see them lol. Do you get a lot of Divers down there, like ringnecks, buffies, cans, redheads or my favorite Bluebills? Again great tutorial.
Ya man absolutely i cant for the life of me do a cajun squeal but im trying to figure it out but that 3 note call your talking about i totally do that in fact i probably use that more than a 5 note call. I get some divers i hear the buffle heads stop in the northern part of new mexico but ive shot merganzers, redheads, canvas backs, I even shot a golden eye once.
Yeah the mallards turn on a dime with that three note call. If you can do a bouncing hen call, you can squeal. Just gotta focus on not cutting off the notes. Once you get, it’s game over for the ducks. I’d suggest checking out duck lander calls, he has some in depth tutorials on both of those calls. Divers are fun to hunt especially Buffies, Ringnecks and Bluebills. They literally sound like fighter jets, usually mallards you can either hear the wooshwooshwooosh or a waooooooooooosh when they are cupped, take that and multiply it by 20 and that’s what buffies and ringnecks sound like. Very loud and very quick, sometimes you don’t even get the opportunity to call, they just drop in. Are goldeneyes pretty rare down there? I’ve been seeing guys dropping Pintails up here which is unheard of for here.
Oh really ya pintails are fairly common here but that is the only golden eye ive seen or shot ever here but ya i actually learned the bouncing hen because i was trying to get the cajun squeal down lol that bouncing hen works best for me on open water not so much on a river idk if you've had a similar experience
I pretty much only hunt lakes, but when I do start seeing mallards I typically toss the bouncing hen in with my feed cuts. I also use it in comeback calls and as a bridge with that lovely 3 note squeal. Can you hunt sandhill Cranes down there? I hear that they are the rib-eye of the sky.
The county i live in you have to draw a hunt in addition with another county but other than that its state wide over the counter. I had a buddy give me some and it is delicious. I've been trying to pull a tag but haven't yet but i see hundreds every morning
@@riograndereaper mines not super raspy. I’m using a duck commander call as well, I think it’s the difference in our calls. My buddy who calls ducks very well when I sent him the recording said it sounds like a mallard to me. So thanks for the tips man!
@@riograndereaper can’t wait for November!!! It’s gonna give me great content. Teal season starts this week and deer season is next Saturday here in Arkansas.
You can get loud in situations where its necessary i tell people to call as much as needed but as little as possible so if you need them to come back get loud if they are interested but not committed get a little softer to keep there attention if that makes sense
Ya thats kinda why wood calls are popular is they all have a unique sound but the sound should be generally the same i wish i had a better mic cuz it sounds better in person
@@riograndereaper ok and tips because mine is squeaky and like a very loud rasp to it and I don't k ow how to get it way lower pitched to sound like a duck any tips
Ya well first make sure the tab is facing up because thats the top reed and i like to scoot my reed to the corner instead of having it in the middle i like the sound it gives a little better let me know if that worked 👍
I’m so confused and need a little help I guess. I’ve been duck hunting I’ve been blowing the call. A friend of mine who is very good at it told me to put some voice into it so I have been. But everyone at duck commander keeps saying say ten. How do you pull it from your diaphragm just like your doing and use that pressurized air to do it right and get the rasp. I wanna learn the way they do since I use duck commander calls. That’s the only ones I use cause I’m a huge fan of duck commander.
So another way I have heard it explained was you dont want to blow hot air as if you are fogging a window you want to blow air as if you are shooting a spit ball out of a straw, you will feel your core flex a little bit kinda like if you got something on the tip of your tongue and you are trying to spit it off... Ya they say ten but i personality dont care for it. The T in ten will give a sharp note at the beginning but it just doesn't work for me personality. I like that "hoot" but like i said im not literally saying hoot im kinda making that phrase with that pressurized air. Hope this helps bro👊
That was actually super helpful, Im new to duck hunting and these were the best tips I’ve seen so far
Thanks man that means alot. I put up a video a couple months ago going over some tips for new duck hunters if you wanna go check that out
Helped me alot and I watch it before I go hunting every time now!
My duck call comes in tomorrow and I spent my money on the jase Robertson pro series I’m brand new to calling I’m gonna try everything your teaching seems super helpful
Best tutorial ive seen on the duck call and feed chuckle u explained it better and ive watched alot of tutorials so thank you
Thanks man glad it helped
Great video and info!!
You’re a great teacher! 🤔
Thanks. Subbed. Can't do the feeder chuckle to save my life lol
Haha ya but when you get it down its like riding a bike you'll never forget.
Duck teal call
Another great tutorial, when I first started hunting I’d always be obnoxiously aggressive and it worked for maybe a few flocks. Majority of the time, less calling is more, especially for you down south. Gotta separate yourself from other hunters as in using different cadences or tossing the whistle in the mix, glad to know I’m not the only one to do that lol. Do you ever utilize any fancy calling techniques, for example Cajun squeal, bouncing hen? Going to the pond and listening to them call is the best advice to give, literally learning from the masters lol. I heard a hen do this once and omg, the pull power is nuts, 3 note call. The first is long, second is shorter with a slight squeal and the third is quick with full squeal. The volume goes down on each note like Talking loud, talking quiet, whisper. Idk if it’s because a lot of hunters typically do 5 notes and up, I couldn’t ask the ducks because 1 I don’t speak duckenese and 2 they are typically dead when I see them lol.
Do you get a lot of Divers down there, like ringnecks, buffies, cans, redheads or my favorite Bluebills?
Again great tutorial.
Ya man absolutely i cant for the life of me do a cajun squeal but im trying to figure it out but that 3 note call your talking about i totally do that in fact i probably use that more than a 5 note call. I get some divers i hear the buffle heads stop in the northern part of new mexico but ive shot merganzers, redheads, canvas backs, I even shot a golden eye once.
Yeah the mallards turn on a dime with that three note call. If you can do a bouncing hen call, you can squeal. Just gotta focus on not cutting off the notes. Once you get, it’s game over for the ducks. I’d suggest checking out duck lander calls, he has some in depth tutorials on both of those calls.
Divers are fun to hunt especially Buffies, Ringnecks and Bluebills. They literally sound like fighter jets, usually mallards you can either hear the wooshwooshwooosh or a waooooooooooosh when they are cupped, take that and multiply it by 20 and that’s what buffies and ringnecks sound like. Very loud and very quick, sometimes you don’t even get the opportunity to call, they just drop in. Are goldeneyes pretty rare down there? I’ve been seeing guys dropping Pintails up here which is unheard of for here.
Oh really ya pintails are fairly common here but that is the only golden eye ive seen or shot ever here but ya i actually learned the bouncing hen because i was trying to get the cajun squeal down lol that bouncing hen works best for me on open water not so much on a river idk if you've had a similar experience
I pretty much only hunt lakes, but when I do start seeing mallards I typically toss the bouncing hen in with my feed cuts. I also use it in comeback calls and as a bridge with that lovely 3 note squeal. Can you hunt sandhill Cranes down there? I hear that they are the rib-eye of the sky.
The county i live in you have to draw a hunt in addition with another county but other than that its state wide over the counter. I had a buddy give me some and it is delicious. I've been trying to pull a tag but haven't yet but i see hundreds every morning
Dude I finally got it!!!!
Nice man its like riding a bike now you wont forget
@@riograndereaper mines not super raspy. I’m using a duck commander call as well, I think it’s the difference in our calls. My buddy who calls ducks very well when I sent him the recording said it sounds like a mallard to me. So thanks for the tips man!
No problem bro
@@riograndereaper can’t wait for November!!! It’s gonna give me great content. Teal season starts this week and deer season is next Saturday here in Arkansas.
I suck at calls but maybe this will help
When calling is it bad do for a lot of air and loud and raspy for that call or do you want it to sound like that
You can get loud in situations where its necessary i tell people to call as much as needed but as little as possible so if you need them to come back get loud if they are interested but not committed get a little softer to keep there attention if that makes sense
I have they exact same call except a different wood will it wound different than that because it's a different wood?
Ya thats kinda why wood calls are popular is they all have a unique sound but the sound should be generally the same i wish i had a better mic cuz it sounds better in person
@@riograndereaper ok and tips because mine is squeaky and like a very loud rasp to it and I don't k ow how to get it way lower pitched to sound like a duck any tips
Ya well first make sure the tab is facing up because thats the top reed and i like to scoot my reed to the corner instead of having it in the middle i like the sound it gives a little better let me know if that worked 👍
Can you make a video of how to clean them please ? (If you haven’t already made one)
Ya im planning on making a in depth video this season but i do have a quick how to on my catch clean and cook video
@@riograndereaper gotcha! Thank you sir 👌🏽 and also thanks for the tips on how to use it!
Ya no problem bro good luck this season
@@riograndereaper Thanks bro! You as well!
I’m so confused and need a little help I guess. I’ve been duck hunting I’ve been blowing the call. A friend of mine who is very good at it told me to put some voice into it so I have been. But everyone at duck commander keeps saying say ten. How do you pull it from your diaphragm just like your doing and use that pressurized air to do it right and get the rasp. I wanna learn the way they do since I use duck commander calls. That’s the only ones I use cause I’m a huge fan of duck commander.
So another way I have heard it explained was you dont want to blow hot air as if you are fogging a window you want to blow air as if you are shooting a spit ball out of a straw, you will feel your core flex a little bit kinda like if you got something on the tip of your tongue and you are trying to spit it off... Ya they say ten but i personality dont care for it. The T in ten will give a sharp note at the beginning but it just doesn't work for me personality. I like that "hoot" but like i said im not literally saying hoot im kinda making that phrase with that pressurized air. Hope this helps bro👊
@@riograndereaper thanks man!
No problem
Bruh that lip game on pint!
😂
Is it made out of wood
Ya they make wood and acrylic honestly in my opinion its the best duck call for the money
@@riograndereaper thank you so much also excellent calling
Thanks man my reed kinda broke over on me on those hail calls lol
You spek Italian??
No i would like to learn another language
Speak sorry