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<blockquote data-quote="double browtine" data-source="post: 5809258" data-attributes="member: 9490"><p>A Johnny Marsh walnut call when tuned right, I think sounds better than any other call. The highball on a windy day really sounds amazing. But they are pretty much a collector call now and they take alot of air and deep breaths to blow correctly. I mainly use a Don Ansley in the small areas that I have to duck hunt now. It doesn't take a lot of air to blow it and you can call a lot quieter with it than most other duck calls. Since those are ole school wooden calls that most people have never heard of, a couple of good acrylic calls are the Primos Wench and any of the Echo brand calls.</p><p></p><p>I forgot about the goose call. The first goose call my dad bought me was a Ken Martin. IMO it's a great goose call and has stood the test of time. I have a long tube call I bought years ago when they first got popular but I can remember the brand. It sounds pretty good too but the Ken Martin is a lot easier to blow and sounds so much better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="double browtine, post: 5809258, member: 9490"] A Johnny Marsh walnut call when tuned right, I think sounds better than any other call. The highball on a windy day really sounds amazing. But they are pretty much a collector call now and they take alot of air and deep breaths to blow correctly. I mainly use a Don Ansley in the small areas that I have to duck hunt now. It doesn't take a lot of air to blow it and you can call a lot quieter with it than most other duck calls. Since those are ole school wooden calls that most people have never heard of, a couple of good acrylic calls are the Primos Wench and any of the Echo brand calls. I forgot about the goose call. The first goose call my dad bought me was a Ken Martin. IMO it’s a great goose call and has stood the test of time. I have a long tube call I bought years ago when they first got popular but I can remember the brand. It sounds pretty good too but the Ken Martin is a lot easier to blow and sounds so much better. [/QUOTE]
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