Best Speck Call?
 

What is everyone's opinion on the best speck call for the money? I am looking to get a new call and looking for something easy to blow. I am no professional by any means but can blow a speck call average I guess. Any suggestions? Keeping it under $50

Think Riceland has a speck call for that price range. Poly call poly Insert. They are easier to blow than a chienne caille I think as far as amount of air forced to sound ratio. They sound great. And good ppl too.

You can get a poly riceland for $60. Best call for the price range.

you can get a poly riceland for about $60 I think. Im about to buy one I'll let you know in a couple days

Chien Caille has great sound, can be difficult to break.

Their calls are hard to beat of you can blow them, plus very local.


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I just checked the website they $65 now

they were $59.99 at G&H in Gueydan the other day when I was there

I blew a Chien Caille for years. That riceland is just so much easier to blow.

That's what I paid for mine last year at railside. I could kick myself in the *** for not buying the acrylic. Talked plenty of em down with that poly though.

I thought about getting it but I only goose hunt a few times a year... not worth the extra $100 to me

I'll have to check them out then, that Chien Caille is not forgiving at all


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Man I blew that acrylic at expo. It was hard to turn my back. Sound so friggen good

It's so much richer

I got one or two Casey if you want to blow it to c

Riceland hands down. They dominated the speck calling contests.

Faulks! Dat metal Reed just gives it dat awesome ring

Redbone is clearly the best.

Hands down Riceland Game calls an Simons Specks calls thats the only two goose calls that will ever be on my necks

The poly Riceland doesn't come close to the acrylic. It's significantly cheaper but it doesn't sound near as good.

Thanks guys... think I am going to go with the Riceland Poly. Once I get a little more experience, I'll probably upgrade to the acrylic. I am guessing the poly's are pretty easy to blow?

Agreed but unfortunately their price reflects that's

Yea, for me I found the hand position was slightly different. But once you find that sweet spot it's easy to consistently break over.

ok.... for $200 they better be

I blow an old sure shot. Probably $20 or so but it does the job. Takes a lot of air to blow it though. I struggle with some of the others for that reason. I don't know how to blow soft into a call. lol Same reason I don't use single reed duck calls.

That's what I'm screaming

I believe you but I wonder why the acrylic sounds better.

Answered my own question
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How many heads u got?

I had the same experience with the Riceland Poly. I went from a chien caille/Olt/faulks to a Riceland Poly. The ends of the other calls were shaped differently and I had adjusted my hand positioning to that shape over the years.....Good or bad. Once I picked up the Poly everything was different. After having one for about 2 years now I find that less air, and less hand restriction actually works pretty good. I can actually work the call pretty good with one hand versus two for the other calls.

Based off of my experience I would go with Riceland if I was you. Good luck.

I use the second hand to make it like a megaphone. And then cover slightly to sound like multiple birds

This may make up your mind

I don't like the way the pitch sounds with one hand. I always use two hands. Put this way it's so easy to blow my buddy can do it with his nose.

I can blow two chiens at same time wit my nose. It's goose callin in stereo

Lol no bs I'll film it one day.

i ment neck *****

Well I'm just going to play that back in the blind with my phone turned up loud.

Don't get caught lol