The videos are great found I have a couple bad habits. How about other videos like on how to use the whistlers mother 4 n 1 the teal , mallard , widgeon , pintail I am trying to master. Maybe one on the goose call anyway just wondering if there are more to come or if these are it.

Hey Darren. Happy to hear that you've found value in our Intro to Duck Calling class. The intermediate duck calling course will be released next month. Goose calling will likely be next year. :-) Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need anything. Matt, the instructor is happy to help. :-)

First of all your videos are terrific. At 52, and after hunting for 30 plus years, I figured it was time to finally learn the Mallard call. I live in FL, so I use the whistle more than anything!

Question- On the greeting call video- when I record my calls and compare them to yours, my call is definitely raspier at the top end of the hail call, You have a higher pitch clean note without the rasp, that I am having a hard time reproducing. I am using your double reed Reaper call although I jus ordered a single reed insert to compare the two. The double reed does stick sometimes- especially after the feeder call- but I am sure that is probably me. Any tips? Thank you!

Hey Newton. This is from Bill Ayer, the CEO: "You can have him call me, happy to chat about his calling. To get a cleaner high note, he most likely needs to take out the voice inflection while blowing clean diaphragm air. As far as the call sticking on the feed, he may be under pronouncing the hard syllable “dug”. Each “dug” should be clear and separated, start really slow before trying to string a bunch of fast ones together. If you want to reach out to us directly, I can connect you with Bill - please email us at [email protected].