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RNT Tips of the Trade: Know when to stop calling

When calling ducks into range, it's important to know when to back off

Jim Ronquest, RNT-V producer, explains that sometimes it's better to quit calling and reach for a jerk string. Putting the emphasis on movement in the decoys, rather than calling, could separate you from everyone else.

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