Conquer the call instructions?

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k9jones

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I been calling for over 25 years mostly with electronic calls. I bought the first Burnham brothers compu callers about 25-27 yrs ago. I have owned several Foxpros, and had decent success with them. I am looking to learn how to howl with hand or diaphram calls. Have any of you used the [beeep] "Conquer the Call" DVD? I would appreciate any thoughts on that product (PM if you prefer). Also is the coyote diaphram calls easier/hardier to master than the turkey diaphram calls?
 
Mine is in the mail I'm assuming for my birthday coming up. I started with the starter pack but my howls would crack and squeal. Then I got the competition howler and I can have so much more control. The way terry explains it you need to find out what backbone you need. Thing was for me I didn't know what that was without trying a couple. It's pretty [beeep] impressive what you can sound like in no time. I am the worlds worst hand call guy and plus you don't get the kazoo sound.
 
Haven't heard that one yet, did use Randy Anderson Mastering the art cd and was playing along in minutes. Then calling coyotes in right away.
 
I'd like to add my .02 here if I may... First off, i'd like to say i'm in no way endorsed by them, or biased what so ever. I've used a bunch of different howlers, but absolutely nothing compares to the [beeep] diaphragm howlers. I currently have hanging on my lanyard, a local guy's rabbit distress call. "gooseman game calls cottontail distress" A "duel game calls howler" which has a very nice sound, and also, a "primos KiYi call". I keep the KiYi on the lanyard for one reason, and that is to reach out there with the distress. The gooseman distress is very loud, but the KiYi's cottontail distress sound really reaches out there. But the [beeep] is something I never leave home without. Unless you are using an e caller with a real coyote on there, you just can't get anywhere close to the sound these things make. If you are familiar with blowing a turkey diaphragm, then you can use an [beeep] diaphragm. Best in the business when it comes to getting that perfect sound. I personally would go with the competition howler, that is my absolute favorite. You can make any single coyote vocalization with these diaphragms! Good luck!



*ok...... Maybe i'm a LITTLE biased
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