I've seen some posts about it here but cant seem to find them with the search tool. I hunt woodies quite a bit so I kinda know what they sound like in flight, sitting, and when spooked. I was wondering if anyone had any sound clips of how they call woodies in the field. I hear them quite a bit but I'm kinda interested to see what you guys do.

Woodies aren't really the best birds to call. I've blown a woody call many a times without sucess. The plain ol' mallard quack always seem to do the trick.

I understand that and thanks for the input. I have good enough success w/o calling them but I'd still like to get the call down. I've had them pass us up out of range, call a bit, and had the same group swing around and come down into range before.

The duck commander guys call alot of woodies, see if you can find what you're looking for on their website.

go to youtube, and search "woodduck calling." one of the first videos to pop up will be about 2 minutes by DU/Krittergetter game calls. The guy demonstates a couple different sounds. I would do it and post the link, but im feeling lazy.

DC makes a sweet little call. I have it and it's easy to blow but so far, no success with it. Listen to the call on their site and try to duplicate what they do.

Ive seen the DU/CritterGetter vid its good stuff. I just got the DC woody call thats why im asking. This call is the best ive tried/heard so far

you should look into a muddy paws woodie call. its made from a 4'' 10 gauge hull. sounds great. you will have to email the guy who lives in lexington, nc to place an order. just google muddy paws wood duck call.

Ill check it out brown. Anyone ever heard of the 'bass' woody call? I think its custom built as well, looks like a wooden harmonica. My buddy has one, its supposed to imitate the drake. I know the drakes call very little and its not too loud, but it sure sounds JUST like them...