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Title: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Herschel34 on April 17, 2022, 05:58:37 PM
Just curious for those of you using one of her satchels, how do you put your box calls in the satchel pockets and keep them from squeaking when you walk? I’ve used a different satchel before and was able to fit a leather box call holster inside the pocket of the satchel to keep them quiet. Thanks for any suggestions.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: wchadw on April 17, 2022, 06:02:34 PM
Just curious for those of you using one of her satchels, how do you put your box calls in the satchel pockets and keep them from squeaking when you walk? I’ve used a different satchel before and was able to fit a leather box call holster inside the pocket of the satchel to keep them quiet. Thanks for any suggestions.
Put a rubber band around them


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Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Herschel34 on April 17, 2022, 07:01:59 PM
Should’ve mentioned I’ve used rubber bands in the past, but still get some squeaking. Just don’t like it when I’m trying to move quiet in the woods. Didn’t know if anyone has tried using her box call pouches when using her satchels?
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Cottonmouth on April 17, 2022, 11:51:40 PM
I always put a block between the lid and box with a rubber band to keep it quiet. That's every day common sense no matter how you carry a box call. There's aftermarket things  but just put a notched stick between the paddle and the call surface.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: RLAG on April 18, 2022, 09:03:51 AM
You can take a piece of paper, trim it to size and keep it between the lid and body with the rubber band around it. That'll keep it from shifting around and squeaking

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Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: ChesterCopperpot on April 18, 2022, 11:08:06 AM
I use a couple different things, but one thing I’ve done is use those thick hair ties and double them once below the lid and once above. Don’t make a sound and you can buy a pile for a dollar or so at Walmart. Good to keep two piece fishing rods together too. That’s why I initially had so many and what gave me the idea.
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Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Uncle Tom on April 18, 2022, 12:41:37 PM
I put a piece of soft blue shop towel under paddle, take a black piece of elastic and a thumb tack and attach to bottom of the call then pull elastic over end of the handle....keeps handle tight against the box and cannot make any noise at all. When ready to work the call, just slip the elastic off the handle, put elastic back on handle when you lay it down.....never accidentally making a sound done this way.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: quackaddict on April 18, 2022, 03:56:18 PM
Usually just put a folded up piece of paper towel between the rails and the lid. I used to rubber band it too, but in the satchel it isn't necessary.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Herschel34 on April 18, 2022, 08:49:33 PM
I’ve used a satchel from Brossie the past few years and the pockets are big enough to actually fit a leather box call holster in the pocket. This is a very snug fit that keeps the call quiet, but also allows it to be removed easily for use. It works very well. The satchels from Glenda Green are a much nicer construction but the pockets are a little smaller than the Brossie pockets. So, they won’t accommodate a box call holster. I’m going to try Glenda’s box call cases and see if that works.  I’ve used rubber bands and hair bands in the past, but I much prefer sliding in/out of a snug holster that fits well in the satchel. Much easier to use on the fly. Thanks for the feedback!!
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Missed mallards on April 19, 2022, 04:42:26 PM
Get an old huggie, beer coozie, whatever you call them. A soft one. Cut bottom out.

Keep plenty of chalk on hand.


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Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: HFultzjr on April 19, 2022, 06:05:15 PM
I've used these in the past, but don't really like how it messes with my chalked lid.
Does keep them quiet though.
Now mostly just a heavy double or triple wound rubber band, doesn't get put under the lid.

https://www.amazon.com/Primos-Hunting-66907-Lock-Call/dp/B0075D2S2S

Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: paboxcall on April 19, 2022, 06:21:33 PM
Hair ties, like Chester showed in the pics. Keeps them silent in the vest pocket.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: eddie234 on April 19, 2022, 07:32:38 PM
Get some paracord and make silencers


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Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Zobo on April 19, 2022, 08:43:44 PM
     Yeah, I'm with Hfultzjr. I don't like anything touching the bottom of the lids. I just double wrap the right size rubber bands and never had a problem with inadvertent noises.
     But I dont hunt with a satchel. I have snug, dedicated boxcall pockets in my ultra modified Ol' Tom vest. Every year I modify it just a little more, maybe in ten more years it'll be perfect, lol!
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: silvestris on April 20, 2022, 09:14:57 PM
Knight & Hale once sold a Velcro silencer that I still use.  If they don’t still make one, one would be easy to make with Velcro and a utility knife.  Mine is sweet, easy to use and very effective.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Prospector on July 27, 2022, 07:30:28 PM
Man- some great ideas! I’ve always used a camo handkerchief. First wrap with lid “open”, tuck in the ends and wrap with lid closed now. I also have the GGSatchel????????. Went vestless this past season and loved it. If it won’t fit you don’t need it????.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Greg Massey on July 28, 2022, 01:30:46 AM
I made my own paracord slides just like a hen box uses and that works great ... Steve Bryan also makes them for boxes. He also makes the trumpet lanyards. He's on Facebook
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: lacire on July 28, 2022, 11:04:35 AM
Hair ties, like Chester showed in the pics. Keeps them silent in the vest pocket.

Another hair tie user and they last longer than rubber bands if you don’t lose them.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Notsoyoungturk on January 31, 2023, 08:42:17 AM
I used to use the rubber wrist bands the kids wear.  Primos has a rubber 3 pack for about $5 that works great
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Bowguy on January 31, 2023, 10:18:32 AM
Hair ties that match the purse? Sorry guys couldn’t resist
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Ranger on January 31, 2023, 03:13:38 PM
I slide a $2 bill in between the paddle and the rails.  Doesn't pull the chalk off and nothing comes off on the call.
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: wyetterp on February 05, 2023, 03:25:58 AM
I always save the thick rubber bands that come on broccoli or produce.
Those things last a long time & don't seem to mind the heat or weather.
I keep two on my boxes & an extra stash in a utility draw. They fit perfect
& can be twisted twice around the box at either end. Wrap 'em just once
& it makes a good gobble.

Wrapped twice & you can't make the box make noises. Gives me an excuse
to buy more produce too!
Title: Re: Glenda Green Satchel?
Post by: Brillo on February 10, 2023, 06:32:48 PM
"I slide a $2 bill in between the paddle and the rails.  Doesn't pull the chalk off and nothing comes off on the call."
Cool idea.  I think I'll try using a one hundred dollar bill and a hair tie.  Might keep me from losing the bill but turkey hunting is expensive anyway so why not?