proto type goose call

[Ducky192]

This is a pro to type goose call of mine sounds great and the lacewood looks great!

[assateague]

Now we're talking. I don't have much use for duck calls, but do love to tinker with goose calls. Make sure you post a link to a sound file when you get one made

[jarbo03]

X2, would like to hear a goose call

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[3legged_lab]

Looks good but I'd also like to hear it. Have you decided how much they'll go for yet?

[3geese4me]

Looks good, I as well am interested in a sound file.

[jarbo03]

I personally like a deeper pitch, with adjustability

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[assateague]

Same here. Shrill goose calls make me want to gouge my eyes out.

[rebelp74]

I like the higher pitch, they tend to turn em better for me. Really it depends on where I'm hunting too. Nearby trees or over water, I like a deeper tone.

[3geese4me]

I like the higher pitch, they tend to turn em better for me. Really it depends on where I'm hunting too. Nearby trees or over water, I like a deeper tone.

I like a higher pitched call too.

[Ducky192]

I am not fully happy with the sound yet as soon as i tweek it some more I will post a sound file

[Rick]

My first thought was "Gander Valley Custom Calls," but I'd imagine it nigh impossible to come up with a shape that doesn't spark similar comparison.

(As to high vs low pitch, make mine high, but know its been years since I've shot many more Canadas than assateague has pintails.)

[assateague]

[The Duck Hammer]

Do make your own guts for it?

[quacknstack6]

I like high pitch calls when working migrators and working in big fields. Over water, on foggy mornings and where sound may echo I use wood calls like BEM or something of the sort for a more mellow tone.