Go to duck call

[bbhntr48]

Wondering what your favorite call is?

[Rebelyeller]

A whistle.

[Griffin]

There is no such thing

[BRR]

Call I carved.

[Waterfowler]

P.s olt w12

[BRR]

There is no such thing

With the absence of big ducks where you hunt, that's 100% correct.

[pee dee]

RNT daisy cutter

[Sportin' Woodies]

Anything with "meat" in the name and barbed wire or tribal graffix

[Griffin]

With the absence of big ducks where you hunt, that's 100% correct.

Yea I hunt all over the country and kill more big ducks in SC than most fokes. What I meant by that is that isn't one go to call for all conditions and habitats. I figured guys that knew what they are doing would know what I meant.
You don't use the same call on a windy day as a calm day just like you don't use the same call in timber that you use on open water or in a field.

[SCmudder7071]

My favorite is a Mondo.

[BOGSTER]

Yea I hunt all over the country and kill more big ducks in SC than most fokes. What I meant by that is that isn't one go to call for all conditions and habitats. I figured guys that knew what they are doing would know what I meant.
You don't use the same call on a windy day as a calm day just like you don't use the same call in timber that you use on open water or in a field.

I really do. I've blown the same call day in and day out for years.

Folks get too caught up in duck calls, and it sorta tickles me when I see a hunter with 3 mallard hen calls around his neck. 98% of the time he's gonna grab the same call time and again.

[Griffin]

I really do. I've blown the same call day in and day out for years.

Folks get too caught up in duck calls, and it sorta tickles me when I see a hunter with 3 mallard hen calls around his neck. 98% of the time he's gonna grab the same call time and again.

We have also established that you don't travel to duck hunt that much.

[coming in hot]

Grunt call

[duckslayer92]

I use the same call for a ricefield and the timber.

[DRDUCK]

Yentzen double reed for the last37/yrs. Never stuck

[Cribbcaller]

Eddie cribb single reed

[pee dee]

Yea I hunt all over the country and kill more big ducks in SC than most fokes. What I meant by that is that isn't one go to call for all conditions and habitats. I figured guys that knew what they are doing would know what I meant.
You don't use the same call on a windy day as a calm day just like you don't use the same call in timber that you use on open water or in a field.

Maybe you or the call can't don't have the ability to be soft and the top end for a windy day, but it's out there.

[Rubberhead*]

Sorry, I'm going to be 'that guy' but the go-to call should be to not call. Then, only when not calling fails completely, go to a call.

[fuzzy]

Sorry, I'm going to be 'that guy' but the go-to call should be to not call. Then, only when not calling fails completely, go to a call.

This! I was always taught that if a duck is doing what you want it to do, then there is no reason to call. But, some people just love to be heard.

[SouthernWake]

Sorry, I'm going to be 'that guy' but the go-to call should be to not call. Then, only when not calling fails completely, go to a call.

I don't trust myself enough with calling, this has been my tactic and it's worked out well.

If I had to only have one call I'd take a Wood duck call or whistle. I also don't hunt out of state.