| DIRTY JOE DUCK CALLS |
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| Thanks for checking out my selection of goose calls. Weather you're an experienced goose caller, a new beginner, or looking to switch from a flute to a short reed, I have a goose call that will help increase the number of geese you kill. If you're a duck hunter who doesn't know how to call geese, do yourself a favor and get a goose call and learn. You and your buddies will appreciate the extra shooting opportunities and geese make bigger splashes than ducks when they drop in the water and bigger thuds when they hit the ground! I make several different goose calls, each with their own unique advantages and properties. They all sound realistic and all work very well in the field calling in geese. I often get asked which goose call do I like best or which goose call do I use with the most success and the answer is all of them. It just depends on the situation for which call I decide to use. Take a look at my goose calls below to find out who I would suggest use the call and the situations I have found the calls to work best in. You can click on the call picture to go to the page to find out more about the call and the colors available. Thanks, Dirty Joe |
| Dirty Money, short reed goose call Recommended For: Experienced to advanced goose callers. Best Feature: Shorter barrel and exhaust make this goose call quick and loud so it works well mimicking a very excited flock which pulls geese in from a distance. Situation when it works best: Anytime, anywhere except fog. |
| Chainsaw, short reed goose call Recommended for: beginning goose callers or flute callers looking to switch to a short reed goose call to increase their vocabulary or goose hunters who hunt in the fog a lot. Best feature: This call take so little air to break over you could call geese all day long without getting winded (but unless you're the worst shooter in the world, you'd probably be over the limit so go home). Situation when it works best: When you can get under the flight path of geese or when its foggy |
| Bad Mother Clucker, short reed goose call Recommended for: everyone who wants to sound like a goose Best Feature: Big goose sound leads to big goose pile. Situation when it works best: When you're calling giants or local geese which tend to stay big and have a deeper tone. |
| Speck Call Recommended for: When you want to call in white-fronted geese. Best Feature: Blows like a short reed goose call, lets you sound like a whole flock of specks instead of just one. Situation when it works best: When those honkers you're calling turn out to be specks. |