Oh, now I get it

Thanks J.J.

I will!

Regards

Mark Schulte
Wingstopper Duck Calls

U dont need calls on ducks, if u have 12 decoys all year and a whissle, u are in business, u now it, its all bloodsucking marketing, i limited 40 out of 38 times without a call.......a call is sexy though, thats all.


We all know it, by the time the ducks are in texas they hear 60000000billions sssssssss callllsss. Come on u kniw it

40 out of 38...so you double dipped 2 days?

Isn't a whistle a call? The majority of ducks produce a whistle call, they don't quack, so that might be the answer to your success! And that is why I designed the Wingstopper
"Lock-n-Knock" with 4 whistle calls combined with the traditional mallard hen call.

I bet with a little work, you can customize that thing to open a beer bottle too and make millions!! Wait, why I'm I telling you guys my idea, I need to do that!

The pop top of a aluminum can vetoed that idea, but your right it is a versatile Call.

Actually I think the way you just marketed the call on this post here worked,look at the hits you have got out of it and trust me they know who you are now.So I say this just might be a new way of marketing.Oh yeah, they aint just talking about your here eighter your else where too.

Tiny selection of decent beer in the world that comes in an aluminum can.

Delta-Bravos. Theres one in every thread.

What about traffic birds???? Hunting stock tanks and big waters different gig ( unless you have a guide calling for you)...

duck hunting with calling is like dove hunting..

is it always necessary no, but it sure does help...

I have to agree with you!!!!

make a call that will hold some crown in it for those cold mornings. that's what I need. I don't care what is sounds like.

Nothing wrong with a good crown from time to time, but I think I will concentrate on producing a quality duck call. I'll leave the flask design business up to the liquor companies.

Muddyfoot

You might be right, I did start this post to expose the Wingstopper "Lock-n-Knock" to the waterfowl hunters out there.
And I used part of a testimonial sent to me by one of my customers minus some puctuation in which I appoligized for. The overall goal here is that anyone that likes and orders a "Lock-n-Knock" can be confident they are getting a quality innovative call they like! That's why I have a 100% guarantee on my calls (It's at the bottom of my website home page). I have many calls I've purchased over the years that did not stay on my lanyard long for one reason or another, but most of the time it was do to a lack of quality. Marketing is a powerful tool, but spending $140.00 for a hen call does not guarentee you will harvest more birds or become a better caller!

Mark Schulte
Wingstopper Duck Calls

Mark I respect what your doing and think that the call is a neat lil Idea but personally I don't think the call would be worth any more than 59.99 and that still may be a lil high.$39.99 may get them moving a lot faster for you.
One thing I hate to hear is when guys talk about spending $140.00 or more on a call stating that it will not make a person harvest more birds,ect.ect. with that being some what of a true statement the craftsmanship that goes into most high end calls are bar none.
One could take any call and harvest birds if he does one of two things and that is don't use it or run the crap out of it but with custom calls they are designed in a way to match each caller and their calling style.Which brings me to my point,Your call is actually a whistle that can make a duck sound and not to many at that,NO I have never ran that call but just looking at the design I can tell that it is capable of 1 maybe 2 mallard hen sounds where as most high end calls are only duck calls and have multiple ducks built in them,different bore designs for back pressure to give a call a certain amount of hold,where as the Wingstopper has no bored out end to it so I know it can only go so far.
Well without going any further into duck call science (LOL) I will end by saying overall the call is neat and good luck with marketing it,Think about maybe changing the marketing of it to a Whistle that is capable of making a Mallard hen sound,that would help you out alot.

Muddyfoot

Price does not mean your getting a superior call, sound wise. And I was not trying to discount any calls, that's not my style!When I purchased a call it was based on the sounds and tones the call could produce not the price, my point. Your right the
"Lock-n-Knock" is a whistle with a mallard hen call AND a mallard hen call with a whistle. And how ever you want to look at it, it's a diverse call with 5 seperate species designed into 1 call. It was not designed to be like other calls and its not. I designed it as a midrange to close in finishing call and the "Lock-n-Knock" does that well. Before you give it a value, you should try it!
A GOOD CALL IS HELD IN THE EARS OF THE BEHOLDER!!!

Regards

Mark

Mallard drake and mallard hen are the same species.

Mark,when I put a price on it I should have said why I thought that .I was saying or meant to say if you price them at $39.99 then you would have one of the most high dollar whistles on the market and as a whistle with an added bonus of a mallard hen it would and should get a lot of hype,Basically just say its a Whistle.

Muddyfoot

I think I'm starting to get your point! Where do you want me to ship your $39.99 Whistle.

Mark Schulte
Wingstopper Duck Calls

Attn: THF Members

Wingstopper Duck Calls is NOW offering the

MUDDYFOOT OFF SEASON SALE!! dedicated to my new friend.

All Wingstopper "Lock-n-Knock" Whistles are now $39.99

March 1st thru 15th

Mark Schulte
Wingstopper Duck Calls

Na Mark dont give me any credit, you made the calls not me.I think with all the THF advise that was given here the price should be in honor of the members of THF.

Alright, I will be the first to take advantage of the Texas Hunting Forum discount special. If you are willing to sell it for that price, I will give it a try. Like I said, I have a Buck Gardner Firecracker and a Buck Gardner Duck Whistle, so I have a basis to compare it to. My two calls cost me a whopping total of $19.99 and $7.99 so I am still paying a bit more than what I paid for my other two calls together. I will write up how easy it seems to work for me when I practice in the off season and I will also see how well it hunts. I just started duck hunting this year and did not use a call very much, so if I manage to call some in on public land using your call, that should be a good test for it.

Thanks Scubaarchery for the support! The Muddyfoot Off Season Sale is on my website already just click on Order Now and choose the color combo you want.

Mark Schulte
Wingstopper Duck Calls