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    what is a good duck or goose call? I would appreciate some good duck and goose call information.

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    This one works best



    I don't call ducks at all.
    I like Big River Long Honker goose calls for Canadas.

    FYI - Some of the best calls DO NOT cost that much.
    Some folks tend to think that the more they spend, the better the calls sound.
    The reality is that the bulk of success comes from knowing when to call, which calls to use, and most importantly, knowing when to shut up and let them come in.

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    haha. thanks for the info tucker. i will remember to bring some corn with me when duck season starts haha.

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    Tucker is correct on the price. My father in law bought a $100 or $150 call that great, but my Primos Original Wench that I paid $15 bucks for brings them in.

    I don't shoot a lot of geese so I've never bothered to buy a call.

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    Tucker hit the nail on the head about calling ducks.

    The original wench is a great sounding call for the price. I also like the Echo line of calls. Their polycarb (timber) is an inexpensive call that has a pretty raspy tone. And if you so choose, it can reach out there too. Another Echo call I like is the wood/poly carb. It is somewhat softer and even more raspy. I like it a lot too. The second runs around $45, while the polycarb is about half that.

    If you want an acrylic for a decent price, look at DOA Game Calls. I think their high end call runs for around $85. The double trouble is a medium to low call that really sounds great and is easy to blow.

    Winglock makes a decent short reed goose call for around $35. At the higher end, Foiles Straight Meat Honker is a gem.

    Just my $.02.

    [ 06-21-2006, 06:36 AM: Message edited by: Webfoot ]

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    I prefer the Big River Long Honker for Canadas, like Tucker said. I bought a Buck Gardner Acrylic call for green heads for $10 and it works just fine, a side from an occasional operator error.

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    Buck Gardner makes great calls---------they have a very realistic, strong tone. His prices are also very reasonable.

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    One more thing about the Long Honker.
    Get one of the old wooden models off ebay, not the newer plastic models.

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