Recommend a mouth call to me.

[chadly]

I bought a cheap one years ago and never made a sound from it other than me choking on it.  I want to start practicing now for next year.  Can anyone point me in the right direction? 
Blessings.
Chad

[COssman14]

Hooks Custom Calls "Executioner" or I also like Gooserbats "Bacon", You can't go wrong with either of those.

[Gooserbat]

Tell me what you want a call to do, and I'll tell you what I build that will accommodate your calling style.

[Tail Feathers]

There are a lot of good calls out there.
I called five toms to the gun (and several hens) using a Hooks Executioner this season.
Man they LOVED that thing.

[chadly]

Tell me what you want a call to do, and I'll tell you what I build that will accommodate your calling style.

I really don't know what I want other than another tool to call in a bird.  That does not help I know.  Watching videos I see guys making some really good sounds on birds that are close. 

[chadly]

Actually I want something easy for beginner to use.

[Gooserbat]

Actually I want something easy for beginner to use.

Try my Classic Hen.

[KYFrid]

I really like  Houndstooth game calls.  The tomb bomb is my favorite though.


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[Yelper]

http://www.osceolagamecalls.com/index.html
Sweet Osceola: This is a great sounding 2 reed call. Easy to use and sounds great.
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Two very thin reeds that make volume control easy.

Excellent for soft yelping and purring, this call will "seal the deal." It's our personal favorite

[Snoodsniper]

Cane Creek dead end is an excellent call. Its a double reed call that takes very little air to play. Its my favorite and is definitely worth a try for a beginner.

[Spring Creek Calls]

Sounds like a two reed with no cuts would be good.

[jblackburn]

Gooserbat Classic Hen or Bacon

[Fullfan]

Gooserbat Classic Hen or Bacon

Get them both, great handmade calls and easy to use..

[troutfisher13111]

I know of two easy to use custom calls

Gooserbat  "Classic Hen"

Houndstooth  "Tom Bomb"

You can't go wrong with either. I would get both since they offer very different sounds. I can also say that both guys have taken time to answer my questions.

[TauntoHawk]

Calls that are really easy to play, and have great tone for are hooks, houndstooth, David halloran