2013 Waterfowl Calls Guide
Waterfowl calls are specific to every species, hunter, and region. This makes finding the perfect duck or goose call a difficult task. The DU Newsletter makes it easier to start your search. Begin with the newest additions to the market – new waterfowl calls for 2013.
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Electronic Caller Tips for Light Geese
Electronic callers are legal to use while hunting light geese (snow and Ross's geese) in most areas during the special spring conservation order.
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Calling Tips: Hunting and calling from a pit blind
Field Hudnall explains how to call from a pit blind.
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DU-TV Tip: 3 Ways to Call Blue-Winged Teal
Wade Bourne provides three different tactics for call blue-winged teal using a teal call, mallard call, and laughing them into the decoys.
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Adjust Your Calling to Suit Mood of the Ducks
Sometimes ducks want a lot of calling; sometimes they want a little. It's up to a caller to determine which the birds prefer on the day he's in the blind, then to offer them just the right amount of calling to coax them in.
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Duck Calling Video: Change the Speed
Founder of RNT Calls, Butch Richenback, provides a tutorial on how to change speeds within your quacks. Utilizing a cadence and changing it slighty to adapt to different situations will help your duck calling.
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Duck Calling Video: Listen to the Caller
John Stephens, president of RNT calls, explains why you should listen to the caller, rather than looking for the ducks.
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Duck Calling Video: Call to a Duck's Reaction
Jim Ronquest, RNT-V producer, describes how varying your calling techniques based on the ducks' body language will improve your calling success.
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Duck Calling Video: Learn Slow
Butch Richenback, RNT Calls founder, takes you step-by-step on learning to call ducks. Learning slow, and piecing individual segments together, will allow you to learn to be a better caller.
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Duck Calling Video: Calling with Rhythm
Butch Richenback, RNT Calls founder, describes how to pull your ducks calls into a rhythm.
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Antonio Jones Wins Cabela’s Duck Calling Contest
When the last caller fell silent and the judges’ votes were all tallied, 25-year-old Antonio Jones of Little Rock, Ark., stepped forward to claim the big prize.
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Choosing a Duck Call
Personal preference is important when buying a new call, but ultimately, hunters should make a selection based on what they need as well as what strikes their fancy.
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