Rookie and Diaphragm Calls....

Originally Posted By: Bernie P.They're pretty easy to use but I would suggest getting a good howler call as well.This time of the year they work better than most.You can howl with a diaphragm but it's hard to get some of the deeper sounds with them.

We have a few howlers. From young coyote to old coyote. Hi pitch and deep howls. Some like the amp horns with the diaphragms, some never use amp horns.
 
Originally Posted By: MacAttackI got the TC starter set in the mail the other day. I watched the video and gave em a try. Yep, gonna need to do some practicing for sure. I can already do some barks and a decent howl once in a while, but nothing consistent yet. I am having a heck of a time trying to do a rabbit in distress though. I am prepared to practice, practice, practice.



Thanks for the purchase Mac! With practice, you'll sound better than the real thing! If any of us can help, don't hesitate to give us a call!

Those poor little animals won't stand a chance!
 
I found when I first tried them I was just using way to much air.Things really fell into place when I learned to control that.Air and tongue pressure go hand in hand.More air-more tongue pressure.Once you get the hang of it add some inflection for the call you're trying to produce.They're great at this.IMO it's probably why they work so well on so many different critters but the lack of movement is a major bone to.
 
Originally Posted By: the impactzoneok how about use with dentures? anyone ?

I have full upper and lower dentures. I haven't had a problem with the dentures in or out.
 
Originally Posted By: MacAttackThanks Dave! I appreciate everybody's feedback as well.

Like Dave said, thanks for the purchase Mac. Hope you are enojoying the calls. If you need anything or have any questions just let us know...Good luck man!
 
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