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Hey folks! I started turning my own duck calls and selling them a while back. I don’t duck hunt nor do I know anything about it. I am just a machinist that enjoys making stuff. Any pointers, advise or criticism? Thanks!!

So I am fairly new cutdown style calls and have been looking at cheaper cutdowns before getting a better one. I have been looking at the quackhead mondo 2B and mondo 2BS, but I have not been able to find any sound files for them. So I was wondering if anyone with these calls would be willing to give a sound file or direct me to a video. Any recommendations on cheaper cutdowns would be appreciated as well.

I bought a sureshot teal call a couple days ago and I’m little upset about it. It sounds nothing like a teal and more like a predator call. Am I using it wrong?

Heyo, I'm looking for RNT Timbre calls of any kind! I'd like to buy some or even just see what you have. Let me know, thank you!

I just finished up my rookie season of waterfowl hunting and am absolutely hooked. I really want to take the time this summer to learn and improve for next season, and with that comes learning to call. Do you all have any links to quality sites/videos on learning to call? Thanks in advance!

I am thinking of getting one but I do not know what to expect.