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How to become a better duck caller
Passionate duck hunters and callers often ask me at sport shows:
How do I become a better duck caller? This may seem like a very
simple question with a simple answer but it is not.
To become a better duck caller you need a quality call,
proper instruction, and discipline to practice on a consistent basis.
1. Choosing the right duck call to become a better duck caller.
Picking out the right call is the easiest part of becoming a better duck caller.
If you hunt a variety of condition, a mid-range to loud single reed call like a
Fast Talker duck call
would be your call of choice. It will allow you to make loud greeting calls yet
finish the birds with contented hen quacks. If you hunt smaller potholes, sloughs,
or timber, quieter calls like the
Raspy Talker duck call
would make the best choice.

2. Choosing the right instructional duck calling CD to become a better duck caller.
An instructional CD on duck calling is more important than the call itself. An
instructional duck calling CD like “Quackin”
will teach you the fundamentals on how to properly play a duck call to make quality sounds and
more importantly when to blow the call. You may lose your duck call in the marsh,
but you will never loose quality instruction once you are taught.
3. Practice makes perfect duck calling.
If you do not learn proper technique on how to blow a duck call, all your practice will be reinforcing bad fundamentals of duck calling. Practicing the exact steps in the
instructional duck calling CD “Quackin”
will have you sounding like a veteran in the marsh or timber in no time.
By following the steps above I guarantee you will become a better duck caller and start harvesting more ducks. Good luck
becoming a better duck caller!
For more goose and duck hunting tips please read other articles located at
duck and goose hunting tips.
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Making you a better caller!
Chris Holste
Performance Calls
Copyright (c) 2004 Chris Holste
Reproduction of this article, in whole or in part is prohibited without
the author's written permission. Contact chris@performancecalls.com
for possible arrangements that can be agreed on if certain conditions
are met.
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