I have tried 3 different mouth calls and they sound great inside but I live in northern NY and after the first couple blows of the morning they seem to be freezing up. Am I doing something wrong or is it there a better option? I have tried keeping them tucked in my coat but not always an option.
The reed will stick on many models. The trick that helps me the most is to coat the reed (only) of my calls with Rain-X. Some people use the Rain-X that you coat on the windshields with a rag, but I have been using the simple pre-mixed windshield washer fluid. Let it dry and re-install into the call(s).
It is not a be-all/end-all, but it may cure some sticking calls.
Hope this helps. Good hunting!
Demi
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I have tried 3 different mouth calls and they sound great inside but I live in northern NY and after the first couple blows of the morning they seem to be freezing up. Am I doing something wrong or is it there a better option? I have tried keeping them tucked in my coat but not always an option.
buy a hydel , all I use and don't ever stick unless you are eating a muffin when a crow is coming, than its full of muffin.
while you are talking cold weather mouth calls. i cant wear my glove when cupping the end of the call. makes it sound awful. how about you guys ? Thanks for the rain x tip Demi !
I have tried 3 different mouth calls and they sound great inside but I live in northern NY and after the first couple blows of the morning they seem to be freezing up. Am I doing something wrong or is it there a better option? I have tried keeping them tucked in my coat but not always an option.
buy a hydel , all I use and don't ever stick unless you are eating a muffin when a crow is coming, than its full of muffin.
