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haint gobble call

Started by DirtNap647, May 10, 2013, 03:10:08 PM

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vt35mag

Quote from: lightsoutcalls on May 31, 2013, 09:13:33 AM
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