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Started by Crappie16, Today at 02:46:50 PM

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Crappie16

I haven blown the copper head and red wasp from wood haven for about 14 years. I have tried many other cuts of calls and suck at all of them. I am looking for a call cut like those I can use that is quieter and less raspy. I appreciate any suggestions or tips. Ty

Zfhunter1

Really like Tipton creek mouth calls and I also just picked up a few pecker wrecker calls at unicoi  that I really like that all seem easy to run. Talk to the guy at pecker wreckers he will prob help you figure out what's best for you and give you some tips on what to do to make yourself sound just a lil bit better.


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Lcmacd 58

You might give Sadler a try also

RLAG

While not the same cut, I highly recommend the hooks executioner or a pinhoti purple combo. Plenty of backbone to cut but don't require much air to play. Pinhoti purple ghost is also pretty good

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GobbleNut

For me, "quiet and less raspy" are (usually) a function of calls made of thinner material (.003, proph) with the reeds stretched very slightly. You can get really good-sounding soft clucks, yelps, tree calls, purrs, and kee-kees with two-reed and even single reed calls.

If you order calls and don't get the sounds you are looking for, you can often achieve those sounds with very slight modifications to the reeds (cuts, stretching, partial reed removal). Almost any call will get you where you want to be by doing those modifications a little at a time.  :icon_thumright: