In episode 5, you’ll practice the hail call, also known as the highball. When the birds are 200 yards off, this call can make the birds look your way. You’ll need a good amount of air pressure to hit and stay on a not-so-pretty note.
Up Next in How to Use a Duck Call, Intermediate
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Episode 6: Cajun Squeal - Add in Some...
In Episode 6, you’ll learn the ins and outs of the cajun squeal. For this more advanced technique, you’ll add a little Louisiana flair to your calling — a great way to incorporate some variation in your calling.
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Episode 7: Bouncing Hen - Great on a ...
In episode 7, Matt Carey illustrates the bouncing hen. A simple technique to master. The bouncing hen is a great sound on a big feed or refuge, but shouldn’t be used often.
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Episode 8: Calling Dynamics - It’s Ti...
It’s time to finesse your calling. In episode 8, Matt talks about volume — and how to control your volume to get the birds to respond. From highs to lows…loud and quiet, control is key.
