Comments on: How not to blow a goose call http://shortreedgoosecalls.com/blog/general-goose-tips-and-recipies/how-not-to-blow-a-goose-call/204 Goose calls, decoys, layout blinds and goose hunting information Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:20:06 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: twincv1 http://shortreedgoosecalls.com/blog/general-goose-tips-and-recipies/how-not-to-blow-a-goose-call/204/comment-page-1#comment-492 twincv1 Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:36:41 +0000 http://shortreedgoosecalls.com/blog/?p=204#comment-492 Othmar, I am a big proponent of mastering a single call first. As you alluded to, the animals certainly know what they sound like. I remember buddies asking why I was only hitting the geese with single honks... My response was that was all I was good at, and on top of that it was working! Thanks for the comment. Othmar,

I am a big proponent of mastering a single call first. As you alluded to, the animals certainly know what they sound like. I remember buddies asking why I was only hitting the geese with single honks… My response was that was all I was good at, and on top of that it was working!

Thanks for the comment.

]]> By: Othmar Vohringer http://shortreedgoosecalls.com/blog/general-goose-tips-and-recipies/how-not-to-blow-a-goose-call/204/comment-page-1#comment-491 Othmar Vohringer Fri, 14 Aug 2009 05:09:04 +0000 http://shortreedgoosecalls.com/blog/?p=204#comment-491 Very good information. after a 20 year hiatus from waterfowl hunting I got back into it last year. I am not very good at calling but as you quite rightly pointed out it is very important to use the right calls, the right sound and frequency. It's better to just learn one or two calls good then use many calls badly. It's the same with turkey calling and deer calling too. What many hunters seem to ignore is the fact that animals know perfectly well what they sound like. In other words, animals can tell the difference between the perfect sound and almost sounds like a deer, duck, goose or turkey. -ov- Very good information. after a 20 year hiatus from waterfowl hunting I got back into it last year. I am not very good at calling but as you quite rightly pointed out it is very important to use the right calls, the right sound and frequency. It’s better to just learn one or two calls good then use many calls badly.

It’s the same with turkey calling and deer calling too. What many hunters seem to ignore is the fact that animals know perfectly well what they sound like. In other words, animals can tell the difference between the perfect sound and almost sounds like a deer, duck, goose or turkey.

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