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What are some of the most innovative duck calls that have made a name for themselves?
P.S. OLT D-2
RNT Daisy Cutter
Are the 2 that come to mind for me. But I don't know much about duck calls.


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Duck Commander Double reed

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Poly Echo

Haydel's DR-85

The Duck Hammer wrote:Poly Echo

I would say the Echo Timber, the timber is what started the quiet timber style calls rave.

rebelp74 wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Poly Echo

I would say the Echo Timber, the timber is what started the quiet timber style calls rave.

True, but I was going more with the cheap inserts people use in their "Homemade" "Custom" calls that sound so great.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

rebelp74 wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Poly Echo

I would say the Echo Timber, the timber is what started the quiet timber style calls rave.

True, but I was going more with the cheap inserts people use in their "Homemade" "Custom" calls that sound so great.

If it wasn't for echo poly inserts there wouldn't be very many "custom call makers" out there.

The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

Nuff asked about innovative calls, not just old calls.

Eric Haynes wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

Nuff asked about innovative calls, not just old calls.

Exactly what I was going to say.

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

What about tongue pinchers, Reelfoot calls, and Welborns.

Where in the hell do you think the innovation for any duck call started. Do you really think, rick dunn came up with the idea of two plastic reeds vibrating together. And the thread title states historic, this is where call making started. How can the old call makers not be the innovators? Charlie Hess developed the short reed goose call, does that make Grounds or Foiles the innovator? No.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

What about tongue pinchers, Reelfoot calls, and Welborns.

Excatly, that is innovation

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

What about tongue pinchers, Reelfoot calls, and Welborns.

Excatly, that is innovation

One day I am going to try and call some ducks with a tongue pincher.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

What about tongue pinchers, Reelfoot calls, and Welborns.

Excatly, that is innovation

One day I am going to try and call some ducks with a tongue pincher.

If you want a unique sound off the mainstream, pick up a reelfoot style call with a metal reed. It will flat kill ducks that have heard all of the barnies out there

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:The original D2 olt has a place in the history books, but the rest mentioned are modern day calls that helped commercialize call making. If in fact we are talking about history, we need to start where call making started in the Illinois river valley and Louisiana cane calls. Chic Majors, Perdew, Glodo, Ken Martin, Scobey and many others are responsible for a lot of history. Here is a link that is cool about calling history.

http://www.duckcallsonline.com/Duck_Calls.html

What about tongue pinchers, Reelfoot calls, and Welborns.

Excatly, that is innovation

One day I am going to try and call some ducks with a tongue pincher.

If you want a unique sound off the mainstream, pick up a reelfoot style call with a metal reed. It will flat kill ducks that have heard all of the barnies out there

I passed up on one not to long ago and bought a Betts instead. The Reelfoot is definitely on the list to get before next season.

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Where in the hell do you think the innovation for any duck call started. Do you really think, rick dunn came up with the idea of two plastic reeds vibrating together. And the thread title states historic, this is where call making started. How can the old call makers not be the innovators? Charlie Hess developed the short reed goose call, does that make Grounds or Foiles the innovator? No.

You are saying because the duck call was invented back in the mid 1800's, that all of the innovation relies in that time. Can you not agree that duck calls from the last 20 years has expanded thousands of times more than from inception until then? That's where innovation comes in for me, game changers. It's not just in old early 1900's calls.

By innovative calls I meant any call that made a significant impact on future calls or calling styles. Like the olt began the cutdowns.


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Personally, these two have "sealed the deal" for me like no other.

Those diver hunters are assholes....

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Dans just so good that he doesn't need a call.

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Eric Haynes wrote:

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Dans just so good that he doesn't need a call.

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It's those white boots

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Hey..........


Wait. I don't care.


Continue

Taylor made, JJ lares there are a few others that are crossing my mind right now.

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Serious though, I'm jealous of all the gadgets you park-duckers get to use.

DeadEye_Dan wrote:

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Serious though, I'm jealous of all the gadgets you park-duckers get to use.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

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DeadEye_Dan wrote:

Westie25 wrote:Those diver hunters are assholes....

Serious though, I'm jealous of all the gadgets you park-duckers get to use.

It isn't all about the coolest gadgets?!

Always

Did dead eye get hacked by doc?

They yentzen(however you spell it) is another innovative one as well as the the keyhole Olt being innovative in itself when people started modifying them commercially was an inovation in itself.