wow, that's an assortment of calls right there! Make sure you figure out what you want out of your call before you make a decision. Too many guys purchase a call because it sounds good, or its easy to run, and don't bother thinking about what the want the call to do. Do you want a loud call, that's easy to run and has good range? Do you want something that requires less air and is quieter? Do you want something that fits right in your hands? Do you want something that feels right on your lips? What kind of sound are you looking for, high pitched, low pitch, good range? There are a lot of factors that you should at least consider before dropping a hundred or more bucks on a dang goose horn. I don't want to sound pompass or like a jerk (doesn't usually work out for me like that though

), but based on that assortment of calls, I'd have a hunch that you haven't really considered many of those factors because those calls are all very different and all run very different. Best thing you can do is find a place that carries a bunch of calls near your place, go in, ask some questions, and run a ton of different calls. Chances are the one you might end up with itsn't even on your list! Isn't that what we want though? The one that fits and works, not necessarily the one we have in our head we need?

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