| Author | Message | ||
| TScottW99
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How many can do this call on their mouth calls and PLEASE  give me some advice (pretty please with sugar on top ) I have it down on my tube call, I think. Have been trying forever on my mouth calls and to put it mildly... it's SAD! Made a hen REALLY mad last year by mocking her cackle and other calls on a slate type call but still can not do the call on a mouth call. thanks for any advice. | ||
| turkeypicker |
Scott: Not sure I can tell you how. I just practiced until I got it down. Obviously you have to shorten and speed up your breaths for the first 5-6+ notes, then just slide right into sharp agressive hen yelps. Myself, I have a tough time making a fly-down that sounds good on a slate or box. I can cut good on a slate and box. I do think the importance of the fly-down is somewhat over-emphasized. Some good aggressive hen yelps will usually produce the same result. Good luck and practice...practice. | ||
| Anonymous |
Hello Scott,I can do it on mouth calls better than the box or slate. The way I do it on the mouth call, is start with a slow kit,kit then speed up with a cat,cat,cat,cat then end with a couple of sharp yelps. This method seems to work ok for me hope it helps some. Little John Remember Jesus Loves You | ||
| TScottW99
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Well guess what? The easter bunny brought me a Primos Cuttin' Hen call. ( i hinted for the limbhanger but she tries ) Glad she bought it though... i can actually do a fly down with this call.... not too great but i'm getting there. practice, practice, practice |