These days, the hunting of duck as well as other waterfowl is often frowned upon (and littered with rules and regulations), but it is a sport with deep roots and is still enjoyed by many people today. However, because of the addition of new regulations, you would need to have a hunting license to be allowed to carry a firearm into known hunting areas. Once you have gotten past all of the technicalities that comes with obtaining permission to hunt, you can now get to work on overcoming the real challenges of a duck hunt, and that is to get the ducks to come to you.
Some hunters like to have all their bases covered, going to another hunting zone if the area is looking a little bare to make sure that they don’t miss the ducks. Others like to lay in wait, in the hopes that their patience will be rewarded with a flock heading towards his direction. While others like to be even craftier, making use of duck calls in an effort to lure unsuspecting ducks to their end. However, duck calls will only work effectively if used properly, as the art of luring ducks is not as simple as it appears. If you are interested in finding out how to make effective use of duck calls, then you are in luck as this article will show you how through a series of simple steps which you can read and follow in order to lure some ducks below:
There are three types of calls used in duck hunting, the first being a normal quack. In order to do this one right, you will first need to know how to hold a duck call. It is pretty simple; just hold it in-between your thumb and your forefinger, and then place the mouthpiece between your lips (make sure to cover your lips on the piece firmly). Afterwards, blow on the duck call but not too long (in fact, quite short). Keeping it in little bursts such as that will mimic the sound of a regular quack. This will lure ducks that are already in the area.
The second type of call is similar to the first, named the feed call. Doing this call is practically the same as the first, only this time you blow harder, and even shorter. These strong but abrupt quacks will let ducks nearby know that there is an area where they can feed (where you are using the duck call). Once you make this call and they start coming, look for a place to hide.
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Some hunters like to have all their bases covered, going to another hunting zone if the area is looking a little bare to make sure that they don’t miss the ducks. Others like to lay in wait, in the hopes that their patience will be rewarded with a flock heading towards his direction. While others like to be even craftier, making use of duck calls in an effort to lure unsuspecting ducks to their end. However, duck calls will only work effectively if used properly, as the art of luring ducks is not as simple as it appears. If you are interested in finding out how to make effective use of duck calls, then you are in luck as this article will show you how through a series of simple steps which you can read and follow in order to lure some ducks below:
There are three types of calls used in duck hunting, the first being a normal quack. In order to do this one right, you will first need to know how to hold a duck call. It is pretty simple; just hold it in-between your thumb and your forefinger, and then place the mouthpiece between your lips (make sure to cover your lips on the piece firmly). Afterwards, blow on the duck call but not too long (in fact, quite short). Keeping it in little bursts such as that will mimic the sound of a regular quack. This will lure ducks that are already in the area.
The second type of call is similar to the first, named the feed call. Doing this call is practically the same as the first, only this time you blow harder, and even shorter. These strong but abrupt quacks will let ducks nearby know that there is an area where they can feed (where you are using the duck call). Once you make this call and they start coming, look for a place to hide.
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