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<blockquote data-quote="SteveJ" data-source="post: 5060762" data-attributes="member: 20210"><p>I'm no pro so most of these others could give better advice. I learned just watching videos. I like the primos guys and I used to watch Michael Waddell back when I started. I would just sit down on the couch and try to match what they would do as far as learning what a call should sound like and how to improve my calling. </p><p></p><p>As far as when to call, I think some of that just takes experience. The more you hunt, the more you learn when to call and when to keep quiet. I've had to learn the hard way many times but I learned a little. </p><p></p><p>My advice would be before season, is practice at home while watching someone experienced. Then just get in the woods and try it and learn from your mistakes. If you have someone to go with who knows more, go with them and learn from what they do</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SteveJ, post: 5060762, member: 20210"] I'm no pro so most of these others could give better advice. I learned just watching videos. I like the primos guys and I used to watch Michael Waddell back when I started. I would just sit down on the couch and try to match what they would do as far as learning what a call should sound like and how to improve my calling. As far as when to call, I think some of that just takes experience. The more you hunt, the more you learn when to call and when to keep quiet. I've had to learn the hard way many times but I learned a little. My advice would be before season, is practice at home while watching someone experienced. Then just get in the woods and try it and learn from your mistakes. If you have someone to go with who knows more, go with them and learn from what they do [/QUOTE]
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