Question about winglock delrin

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Mike

Discussion Starter · Jan 20, 2005

Are the winglock delrin short reed goose calls better for hunting over land or water?

Also are these calls a "reach out and touch them" call, or is it better for close up calling? or both?

As well, is it hard to "double cluck" with these calls?

Thanks.

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plainsman

· #2 · Jan 20, 2005

I've been using mine for everything with great results. As for 2x clucking, they are no harder to use than any other call. Once I learned how to contol back pressure it all became much easier with all sounds

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Mike

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jan 22, 2005

Does the Winglock Delrin provide a consistant sound each time a call is made? Also how does it perform in cold weather?

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Hatterwayne

· #4 · Jan 23, 2005

Winglocks are very reliable in weather conditions and have a consistant sound. Any inconsistancy is usually with the person blowing it.

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plainsman

· #5 · Jan 23, 2005

Hatterwayne said:
Winglocks are very reliable in weather conditions and have a consistant sound. Any inconsistancy is usually with the person blowing it.

Ditto!!!
Rick is coming out with a new call that has a longer insert. I've been hearing it's even deeper than his originals, you might want to check it out.