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For me, the thing with these calls is that they make me want to GAG when I have them in my mouth. I suffer from acid reflux so I'm wondering if that's a cause, but I can't keep one in my mouth for more than a couple of minutes because I start gagging. I've tried different types and sizes. I see the value of a mouth call so I may give them a try someday.
Quote from: salish on April 07, 2021, 09:45:47 AMFor me, the thing with these calls is that they make me want to GAG when I have them in my mouth. I suffer from acid reflux so I'm wondering if that's a cause, but I can't keep one in my mouth for more than a couple of minutes because I start gagging. I've tried different types and sizes. I see the value of a mouth call so I may give them a try someday.Your likely putting it to far back in your mouth. I would gag also as a kid before I learned how to use them properly. It should almost be touching your front teeth. Some one once recommended making a hole and tying a string to the reed to pull it out if you gag.
If you’re struggling that bad I wouldn’t try them in the woods. Stick to a box or pot call. You don’t have to use a diaphragm call to get them close. Use your body to hide your calling when they get close. When they give you a chance lift your gun and shoot. It’s 50/50 on whether I call a bird in with a diaphragm or friction call.