[randylayne2]

I can chatter but I'm looking for a easier phrase so I can get alittle faster. I use tic a da, took da, chick da. What do yall say??

 

[DeputyDog]

ducka tic a tic a tic a ducka tuck. Not easy but thats what I use. lol That was the easiest for me but im weird lol

 

[shotgun wg]

I started with ticket ticket ticket. Then sped up as fast as I could. Then I just kept playing around till it sounded close to what the birds I was listening to sounded. At this point I have no idea what I say I just make this tic and tuk noise as fast as I can.

 

[cacheman]

I was taught by Howard Amaden, maker of the Hambone to say diga diga diga diga

 

[birdman24]

I was taught by Howard Amaden, maker of the Hambone to say diga diga diga diga

pretty much that here but dug a dug a dug a

 

[Bruin]

tic a, tic a, tic a, tic a, tic a, tic a......................

Double reed Yentzen. :up:

 

[dwight]

man us duck hunters are wierd we over talking our own language

 

[J. Adams]

two words, primos shaker.....Ive heard all the ducks are flaring this year off the duga duga, just a helpful hint there for all you waterfowlers...

 

[Greenhead Jed]

The easiest thing to do is get a foxpro call and download a flock of mallard feeding recording. Just turn up the volume and get your guns ready. Twenty guys calling can't duplicate the sound.

 

[J. Adams]

ive heard the new mojo will have a mp3 player just for that jed, another why didnt i think of that, so much for another 7 cases of diapers, he'll live, daddy needs his new mojo!!!!

 

[shotgun wg]

The easiest thing to do is get a foxpro call and download a flock of mallard feeding recording. Just turn up the volume and get your guns ready. Twenty guys calling can't duplicate the sound.

I'm sure that works great but don't get caught. I think that may be called electronic calls assisted.

 

[Joe83]

dug,dug,dug,dug, dugadug dug,dug, quack, dugadugadugadugaduga dug, dug, dug, quack...
Problem is....
Everyone wants to be "Fast" and sound cool...
Fast and cool don't kill ducks...
Build a proper spread, watch your ducks work, when you hit a note they don't like they will shy... Don't hit that note again...

Setting up properly will make you a better caller.
I am getting burnt out on the public waters hearing folks hammer on calls all morning only spooking ducks finishing with a sky bust...

 

[FroMan]

I usually say, "Hey, someone call those ducks in..."

 

[TimberHog]

Tic-Tic-Tic-a Tic-a-Tic-a quita quitaquita quit quit quit tac-tac-tac-tac tactac-tac-tac the tac word will help it gettin yourtongue to roll and quita quita will make your boucing hen at the end before your chatter and end it with a cluckin sound like the ducks are calm . I do a lot of whines also on my feeds .

 

[madduck87]

tic tic tic tic tic tic-a tic tic tic tic tic-a

or when its big groups i will just roll my tounger and control the air so its a jittery tounge roll

 

[Hud_AthensArcher]

cook cook cook cook a cook a cook cook a cook cook cook cook.
tah tah tatatatah tah a tah ta ta tah

I don't ever do the duga duga duga rolling feed call because it you listen to ducks flying high and traveling, that is what they are doing. I am normally not flying while I am duck hunting, so I stick to the clucks and the acorn feed call.

 

[Martin Man1]

cook cook cook cook a cook a cook cook a cook cook cook cook.
tah tah tatatatah tah a tah ta ta tah

I don't ever do the duga duga duga rolling feed call because it you listen to ducks flying high and traveling, that is what they are doing. I am normally not flying while I am duck hunting, so I stick to the clucks and the acorn feed call.

Hit the nail on the head.:up:

 

[Ryan_289]

I don't ever do the duga duga duga rolling feed call because it you listen to ducks flying high and traveling, that is what they are doing. I am normally not flying while I am duck hunting, so I stick to the clucks and the acorn feed call.

I know what you mean. What are you calling an acorn feed call?

 

[Hud_AthensArcher]

I know what you mean. What are you calling an acorn feed call?

Its the cook cook cook, pause, cook cook, pause, cook cook cook

Use the back of your tongue to cut off the air. It takes a lot of practice to roll the cooks together but sounds more like a duck on the water than a duck flying. I only use the rolling feed call on the stage.

 

[Ryan_289]

Oh I gotcha.