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Post by koonce on Jul 12, 2013 11:15:39 GMT -6
I gotta ask what yall see or like in a double reed. I have owned a few and they always get traded or sold. I learned on a single and maybe I am partial to a single now but curious as to why some of you prefer a double over the single?
Just trying to start some small talk.
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Post by teamoutlaw on Jul 15, 2013 7:43:05 GMT -6
I havent had a single reed that I like. I have blown a ton and the double seems easier for me and I like the way it sounds. I am picky on my doubles because some do stick. But I have had good luck with mine.
I had a soft yentzen when i was ground. a duck commaner black double reed call, several other cheapos from walmart I bought and didnt like. I bought a hayes at a show and got a deal on them since I bought a duck and goose call. I have blown those ever since. Hayes hammer time and Hayes mallard time. I also have the hayes speck, hayes meat hook, and a 5in1 whistle all on the lanyard.
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Post by koonce on Jul 15, 2013 10:27:36 GMT -6
Its just hard for me to think that there isn't a single reed you like. Ive always viewed doubles as a call with training wheels. But what suites your needs and works is all the matters.
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Post by teamoutlaw on Jul 15, 2013 12:15:33 GMT -6
every single reed I have tried I just didnt care for honestly. I blew in a couple contest with a double reed.
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Post by koonce on Jul 15, 2013 17:36:58 GMT -6
And, ya win. Well good for you for trying. I'm to big of a puss at this time.
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Post by teamoutlaw on Jul 16, 2013 10:40:03 GMT -6
Im not against it. it just seems I will like the hail call or quacks but cant get the feed to roll like I want or vice versa. My main problem with alot of calls is making them stick,
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Post by koonce on Jul 16, 2013 18:44:04 GMT -6
Check out lares or if ya ever run into me ill let ya run one. I don't do much rolling feed when hunting. Stick with cuts and double cuts. You air lock singles?
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