dbh455...The best advice that I have for you is to blow the competition calls that you're interested in. How you hold the call, meter your air through the call, and "blow" the call will affect how each call performs. You may feel more comfortable with one call than another. If you're going to invest that much money into a call make sure you like how it sounds and that you're comfortable blowing it. On a side note...Realize that most people who make it to World's are blowing RNT or Echo calls.
Alright thanks, ive actually been using a friends call practicing competition. for hunting i use echo calls, but im getting ready to buy my own competition call. your obviously using the MVP. Would you still recommend the MVP or do you have another suggestion? (Ive read a lot of great reviews on the MVP so thats what im leaning towards right now)
dbh455....A LOT of practice....I've practiced the rolling feed for hours and hours (aka...days and days). The more practice you put in the quicker you will become. I use a "tika tika" pattern with an occasional "tooka tooka" thrown in for variance.
great feed call. how did you get that quick? I just got my first competition call and I have a good feed that i use for hunting, but its not even close to that. Any tips on getting quicker for a competition feed?
dbh455...The best advice that I have for you is to blow the competition calls that you're interested in. How you hold the call, meter your air through the call, and "blow" the call will affect how each call performs. You may feel more comfortable with one call than another. If you're going to invest that much money into a call make sure you like how it sounds and that you're comfortable blowing it. On a side note...Realize that most people who make it to World's are blowing RNT or Echo calls.
mrjcous13 2 months ago
Alright thanks, ive actually been using a friends call practicing competition. for hunting i use echo calls, but im getting ready to buy my own competition call. your obviously using the MVP. Would you still recommend the MVP or do you have another suggestion? (Ive read a lot of great reviews on the MVP so thats what im leaning towards right now)
dbh455 2 months ago
dbh455....A LOT of practice....I've practiced the rolling feed for hours and hours (aka...days and days). The more practice you put in the quicker you will become. I use a "tika tika" pattern with an occasional "tooka tooka" thrown in for variance.
mrjcous13 2 months ago
great feed call. how did you get that quick? I just got my first competition call and I have a good feed that i use for hunting, but its not even close to that. Any tips on getting quicker for a competition feed?
dbh455 2 months ago
Sounds good. You are definitely on the right track. Keep up the good work and keep on practicing.
Tenndukhnter 3 months ago