You did better than dc. Thanks. Been listening to your video on the way to and from work. The actual sound and then your commentary really helps. Thanks dude
This is some awesome stuff some absolutely amazing calling. Thanks for the tips i’ll be trying them out on the escambia river this weekend. I appreciate your help!
Need a part two ol son! I’ve seen it all work in the field. Ain’t no one I know but in the hours to learn it all but Escambian Outdoors did it for ya! We put it to the test in a few days. Good stuff
The Drake "whistle" took quite a bit of practice! I would describe it like a "peep" whistle.. for me it took very tight lips almost closed off. With a pretty substantial burst of air pressure. At first I assumed it had a lot to do with the way I close it off at the end. It is important to have that right closure but more so the burst of air you give and the abrupt tight force of pressure. At least for me. A heavy exhale push or " punch" from the diaphragm
@ according to the DC crew that’s the sitting sounds. Say wheet into the call which is the first sound you did and a short burst of rolling your tongue in the call which I have heard wood ducks do on water those are the main 2 sounds I do when calling wood ducks and it has worked out. Nice thing with woodies is if you know where they are they are pretty gullible and respond to calls pretty good. I had a cheaper call to learn on and switched to the dc call once I had some experience bc it’s a little harder to blow but a way better sound comes out of it
@alexhoffman6263 I see what you're saying now, I do it a different way that works for me because the DC guys have a very vague way of explaining what exactly they're doing in the call. I should update or re-do the video because there's more than 1 way to do this I've found, and the other way may be easier. Also in my experience one of the most gullible ducks is a teal, I holler at them and they come over
@ I agree with that. I’ve circled blue wings right back to the decoys after completely missing and they come right back. And I will agree most of the videos on their calls are a little vague. I blow calls all the time just to develop the skill a bit. And I am really starting to develop an ear for different tones of calls and one thing I can say as far as duck calls go because I’ve never blown one of their teal calls, their duck calls sound the best and every one has a different tone and sound and a sweet spot where it sounds the best with the pressure you put on the reeds. I would like to get one of their single reeds to play with that a bit I have all dc double reed calls and their specialty calls, woodie, blue wing hen, gadwall, and the whistle
Definitely do a part 2...I think I have a defective "Woodie"..cannot get the high pitch by closing off end...lol
Already done my good man, check it out!
You did better than dc. Thanks. Been listening to your video on the way to and from work. The actual sound and then your commentary really helps. Thanks dude
@@joeweaver7 I'm glad it helped you! Thank you
This is some awesome stuff some absolutely amazing calling. Thanks for the tips i’ll be trying them out on the escambia river this weekend. I appreciate your help!
@alk2328 Hey I appreciate it! That's a good place to hunt, good luck to you!
Need a part two ol son! I’ve seen it all work in the field. Ain’t no one I know but in the hours to learn it all but Escambian Outdoors did it for ya! We put it to the test in a few days. Good stuff
Much appreciated my friend!
We will all reply with our success stories later in the week, very detailed but simple tutorial.
💯thank you!
nice
The Drake "whistle" took quite a bit of practice! I would describe it like a "peep" whistle.. for me it took very tight lips almost closed off. With a pretty substantial burst of air pressure. At first I assumed it had a lot to do with the way I close it off at the end. It is important to have that right closure but more so the burst of air you give and the abrupt tight force of pressure. At least for me. A heavy exhale push or " punch" from the diaphragm
@@JunkyardGardener ain't no doubt, you 100% have to play with the call for a while to get it just right!
@@EscambianOutdoors Slight Cool front blown in got Woody's on the brain😅 won't be long!
@@JunkyardGardener It is said that it'll be a good year, we will see here in a little while
Say “wheeeeet” into the call for the normal sitting sound and roll your tongue into the call
That's a flying sound my friend
@ according to the DC crew that’s the sitting sounds. Say wheet into the call which is the first sound you did and a short burst of rolling your tongue in the call which I have heard wood ducks do on water those are the main 2 sounds I do when calling wood ducks and it has worked out. Nice thing with woodies is if you know where they are they are pretty gullible and respond to calls pretty good. I had a cheaper call to learn on and switched to the dc call once I had some experience bc it’s a little harder to blow but a way better sound comes out of it
@alexhoffman6263 I see what you're saying now, I do it a different way that works for me because the DC guys have a very vague way of explaining what exactly they're doing in the call. I should update or re-do the video because there's more than 1 way to do this I've found, and the other way may be easier. Also in my experience one of the most gullible ducks is a teal, I holler at them and they come over
@ I agree with that. I’ve circled blue wings right back to the decoys after completely missing and they come right back. And I will agree most of the videos on their calls are a little vague. I blow calls all the time just to develop the skill a bit. And I am really starting to develop an ear for different tones of calls and one thing I can say as far as duck calls go because I’ve never blown one of their teal calls, their duck calls sound the best and every one has a different tone and sound and a sweet spot where it sounds the best with the pressure you put on the reeds. I would like to get one of their single reeds to play with that a bit I have all dc double reed calls and their specialty calls, woodie, blue wing hen, gadwall, and the whistle
That’s cool
Thank you!
i’ve been searching for that last one for so long i was fixin to be so mad😂
Check out part 2!
Well I guess this video works because I’m outside messing with it just after sunset and I just had about 30 fly over my head
That's a good start
Need a teal part one!
Will do!
I would to see apart 2.
I'll be putting it out soon!
@@EscambianOutdoors Awesome thank you.
When’s pt 2 coming out?
As soon as possible I promise
Part 2 please!!!
I promise it's coming soon! I haven't had much time to edit and work on the part 2 but it's coming 💯
Need some mallard calls
Will do!
Part 2 ?????
Believe it or not, it's coming out today!
Mine keeps freezing up and I have to turn it off and turn it back on again.
Probably a connection issue, try again!
Definitely not enough detail on number 2
The second video or the second call?
get to the point.
Watch the whole video to get the point, I have a part 2 as well