haint gobble call

[vt35mag]

I also think the separation in the gobble comes more from the hand movement on the call rather than the tongue flutter (slowing tongue flutter).

Totally agree.  I think they mentioned that in one of the videos I watched, but not 100%.

[vt35mag]

I ended up ordering a Green Laminate Haint.  The boys at DND said it is an even deeper tone than the walnut.  Limited Edition call they only made 150 of, so I bit.  Said they had a few left on hand.

[DeWayne Knight]

Nver run the Haint, but I did pick up a K&H Hail Fire at Gander Mountain on sale.  That particular call you use a duck feed call type of air presentation.  Instead of fluttering the tongue, you say "tick-ticka-tickaa" as you run the call.  The hands seem to create the deepness of the tone by creating a "sound chamber".  Starts out with high air pressure and tapers off.  Not sure if this will help with the Haint?

[DirtNap647]

anybody have any secrets with the hand movement that they don't show you in the videos that could help me