When doing a greeting call, do I need to vocalize like on quacks? I cant quite figure it out.

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Whats a papermouth

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Crappie.

So its a freshwater fish

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I'll hook you up when I find them.

Papermouth, sorry that I hijacked your thread.

When you say greeting call, are you talking about a feed call?

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No, a regular greeting call. I guess its the one you use when you see the ducks headed for you. I dont know if I need to vocalize or not.

what do you mean "vocalize"?

When they are headed toward me, you can hear crickets.

If you are calling, they might pinpoint you instead of the decoys.

Try calling only when they are going away or "on the corners."

Thanks luckyDucker

X2 If they are heading in, and always losing altitude while flairing, i just let them move in. If they start gaining altitude, then i use the ubove tactic.

I think that's the first piece of legit advice you've given anybody one here

And yes you still need to "say something" into the call if that's what you meant by vocalize. Essentially you're just stringing quacks together, coming down in tone with each one and with a specific susie cadence...