Mastering the Teal Call: A Quick Tip from Jonathan Morton

DUCK HUNTING

Ever wondered how to add a touch of realism to your duck hunting calls? Jonathan Morton, a seasoned caller from Echo Calls, has a simple yet effective trick to help you master the teal call.

The Technique

According to Morton, the key to a successful teal call lies in the tongue placement and pressure. Here’s how to do it:

  1. Choose the Right Call: Opt for a call with a higher pitch and more squeal, like the Pure Me or XLT.
  2. Position Your Tongue: Place your tongue on the roof of your mouth, near the front.
  3. Apply Pressure: Gently press your tongue against the roof of your mouth.
  4. Blow: Exhale forcefully, pushing your tongue out of the way.

Pro Tip: Practice blowing your tongue out slowly at first to get a feel for the technique. Once you’re comfortable, speed it up to mimic the rapid cadence of a teal call.

The Result

By following these steps, you’ll be able to produce a realistic teal call that will have ducks flocking to your decoys. Morton guarantees that this technique will work wonders for your hunting success.

Have you tried this technique? Share your experiences and tips in the comments below!

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