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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 4:15 pm
by champcaller
marionfd708 wrote:
champcaller wrote:it just depends on you. try rnt and echo. i prefer rnt but thats just me.



champ, i see i am gonna have to convert you like i did gh22. :lol: :lol: .



gordon, we need to get together and set up a swap,,,,you remember :wink:


haha good luck.


ill be at the rnt shop monday and im gonna ask about a msducks batch ... ill report back

Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 10:53 pm
by GordonGekko
Josh Ramsey wrote:and does every call need to be hand tuned?


do you mean before or after the purchase? most every call is tested and tuned before you buy it (believe it or not even the Haydel's DR-85 is).... the extent of the tuning depends on the call (cast calls with stoppers like the Haydel's generally just get blown to make sure they sound like a duck, but an the higher end calls are more likely to get "tuned" by the call tuner, if that makes any sense).....

on the flipside if you want to know if you need to tune every call after you buy it, that's a personal decision, but if you get one you don't like you can often tune it a little to fit the way you blow a call.... NO TWO PEOPLE BLOW A CALL THE EXACT SAME WAY, as a result, it is usually in their best interest to learn how to tune a call....

Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 9:59 am
by champcaller
every call is a little different. no two are the exact same way... for hunting calls you have a little give but for comp calls you need to blow em before you buy em. most people just have to have different reed lengths. if you blow really hard into the call your reed will need to be a little longer and vice versus

just make sure to change your cork when is starts to sound 'flat'

Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 10:41 am
by grnhead1
Blackwater wrote:
Po Monkey Lounger wrote:hunt where the ducks really want to be, and you don't even need a call :wink:


That is the truth........
Josh do you have a twin brother?


No i dont..

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:53 pm
by southerngamecalls21
were i come from they call RNT stick in tone. I own three then i decided to try some others. I have an original daisy cutter and timbre. u always have to re-tune them all the time if you blow alot. and they stick horribly

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 6:01 pm
by Greenhead22
SGC21, welcome to the forum. :wink:

First things first..........all calls stick. :lol:

I've never found one that wouldn't. RNT's stick just like Echo's, Gaston's, Zink's, SGC's, etc.......the list goes on and on. I've seen alot of callmakers claim that their calls don't stick, but I've yet to find one that didn't. Calls sound their best when they are on the bordeline of sticking. These calls with the cut out tone board for non-sticking do not sound good at all.

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 6:52 pm
by louisiana duckman
Greenhead22 wrote:SGC21, welcome to the forum. :wink:

First things first..........all calls stick. :lol:

I've never found one that wouldn't. RNT's stick just like Echo's, Gaston's, Zink's, SGC's, etc.......the list goes on and on. I've seen alot of callmakers claim that their calls don't stick, but I've yet to find one that didn't. Calls sound their best when they are on the bordeline of sticking. These calls with the cut out tone board for non-sticking do not sound good at all.



WELL SAID GH22 THEY ALL STICK EVEN THE ONES THAT SAY THEY DON'T LEARN TO BLOW HOT AIR THROUGHT THEM .I WILL SEE ALL OF MY MS FRIENDS IN JACKSON IN AUGUST TAKE CARE

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:02 pm
by champcaller
Greenhead22 wrote:SGC21, welcome to the forum. :wink:

First things first..........all calls stick. :lol:

I've never found one that wouldn't. RNT's stick just like Echo's, Gaston's, Zink's, SGC's, etc.......the list goes on and on. I've seen alot of callmakers claim that their calls don't stick, but I've yet to find one that didn't. Calls sound their best when they are on the bordeline of sticking. These calls with the cut out tone board for non-sticking do not sound good at all.


very well put...

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:35 pm
by Tedl10
Just got blow them all.. Figure out which one fits you the best by the way you call.. For instance, I went in Mack's today wanting a rnt sb or timbre and ended up buying an echo xlt because it fit my style best. JMO

Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 2:20 pm
by SuzyShooter
These are all hand made and tuned... Acryllic or wood. Made in McComb Mississippi.

http://www.unclejudds.com/index_files/Page411.htm

Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:51 pm
by commander
Gaston Custom Call best on market hands down..

Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 7:35 am
by tip101
i personally thing Gaston calls blow, no pun intended, i just cant make um squal like a SGC. just my .02

tip

Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:46 pm
by champcaller
commander wrote:Gaston Custom Call best on market hands down..


whoa.. slow down killer


just go try em both and see what you like. NOBODY can tell you which call is better or worse or which is the best. you have to make that decision for yourself

Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:11 am
by JEDJR
Been using an acrylic RNT short barrel for the last 4 seasons in double and single reed. great little hunting call.

Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:13 am
by tip101
everyone just needs to make it easy and blow Southern Game Calls, it is tough to beat a Nasty :lol: it all i blow and i mean all i blow!!!

tip