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I would buy a few different brands as well. They are not all made identical, some have different profile palate plates. They also have different thicknesses of latex as well. I’ve tried a few different brands and have found that Phelps amp diaphragms work the best for me. I practice in my truck while listening to bugles as well as cow and calf calls and do my best to somewhat mimic. By no means am I anywhere close to challenging Corey Jacobsen but I’ll keep trying. The several hunters I called in last yr must’ve thought it sounded ok (I was not calling well in my opinion, maybe that’s what called in hunters and no elk?) practice with your bugle tube as well. I’m no way an expert, I learned a lot from elk101 and lots of trial and error. Hope it helps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Well it looks like you live in Tacoma, so best advice would be keep them in your truck or car and practice when you are stuck in traffic.