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Trough calls

Started by Beards and Hooks, December 28, 2016, 02:29:57 PM

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slwayne

I'm with Bowguy 100% on the advantages/differences.  I just find it easier to go real soft with a trough call. For that reason it's something that I'll typically use first thing in the morning when I'm set up near roosted birds.  Easier for me to replicate those soft tree talk yelps and clucks with the trough call than with any of my pot calls.  Generally once they hit the ground the trough call gets set aside in favor of one of the pot calls.  I tend to hunt pretty heavy timber and I find that the pot calls will cut through the underbrush better than the trough.  If I have a gobbler working but he gets hung up just out of sight them I may pull the trough call out again to try to sweetly soft talk him in.

Beards and Hooks

  Thanks for the tips Wayne have never tried one but always been very curious, I am definitely using this topic when I decide to get one!

paboxcall

Quote from: C. Brumfiel on December 28, 2016, 03:47:05 PM
Bob Fulcher makes a cream puff of a call. Look him up.

All of Bob Fulcher's calls are cream puffs!  Got a couple scratch boxes that are phenomenal.

Resurrecting a thread from couple weeks ago...Here's a trough I traded a great guy here on OG just last year.  Mr. Kirby's own personal trough call.  Means a lot to have this from his collection.





A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

Beards and Hooks

   Very nice pa.box call, that's awesome!