Hand calls and howlers

[Easttnhunter01]

Looking at getting into hand calls. I’ve got 2 electronic calls a lucky duck revolt and a fox pro banshee.. I’ve killed very few since I’ve been hunting I just started last year about this time. Didn’t hunt any last summer or fall because of work and deer hunting.

I want to get a howler and something to do distress with, what would you all recommend. I’ve looked at the dog soldier calls I like the looks of them but I don’t know anything about them.

Thanks for the help

 

[Stroble]

I have the Primos Randy Anderson series hand calls they are good open reed calls,I also have [beeep] diaphragm calls. The thing with all of these calls is the more you practice the better you get at making them sound great.

 

[DesertRam]

Scroll on down to the Custom Callmakers Forum and take a look at what our hobbyist callmakers can conjure up. You'll get high quality American craftsmanship at reasonable prices. Your one of a kind call will serve you well.

 

[1trkyhntr]

I've bought calls from Bearmanrick and Carver Calls. They both make very nice calls at reasonable prices.