Finding the right tone with an aluminum duck call
I've spent way too many mornings shivering in a marsh to count, but one thing that stays consistent is the gear I pack, and lately, I've been leaning hard on an aluminum duck call to get the job done when the wind starts picking up. If you've been hunting for a while, you probably have a drawer full of acrylic and wood calls that you swear by. I do too. But there's something about the way sound travels through a metal housing that just hits different, especially when you're trying to reach out and grab the attention of a flock that's a half-mile away and uninterested. ...