Registered: Nov 2014
Location: illinois
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I know I'm prolly setting myself up on this but what is a good coon call that is easy to use? I can't roll my tongue at all and with the leaves full I need to find something to make them look.

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Registered: Jun 2013
Location: Wellington,mo
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chatter box and chatter box 2 the easiest to use and will turn a coons head every time.
http://www.bigshowgamecalls.com/

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Registered: May 2015
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Your not alone

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Registered: Dec 2007
Location: TN
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BAD MAN COON SQUALLERS. They are the best!!! Many coons have been squalled out of dens and big leafy trees with these things. I witnessed multiple coons squalled out of dens at walker days and black & tan days that determined the cast winner. Plenty of proof in the videos you can find of them on the internet. Best part is they are 100% guaranteed and cost only $10.

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Chatterbox and you will be impressed cb2

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Registered: Mar 2010
Location: N.C.
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yep lost some cast due to the fact that I have never been able to blow one. have always wished I could use one but can not. there are times if you need the coon to look and the competition can blow and wont you are beat by the inferior dog and a bad sport.

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Registered: Nov 2014
Location: illinois
Posts: 231

I haven't ran into a poor sport about it yet but I'm sure the time is limited before I do. So I was just wondering if there was anything that is easy is to use for someone that can't roll their tongue

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Registered: Nov 2013
Location: Convoy,Ohio
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Originally posted by blackntan14
I know I'm prolly setting myself up on this but what is a good coon call that is easy to use? I can't roll my tongue at all and with the leaves full I need to find something to make them look.

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Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Holden, LA
Posts: 129

The Olt call seems to be the best squaller for people that can't roll their tongue. All you have to do is blow in it to produce a raspy growl sound that will make them look. I can roll my tongue and have used just about every call on the market and the Olt call is probably my favorite.

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Registered: May 2015
Location: IN
Posts: 2760

Can u keep those shakers quite in your pocket?

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Registered: Oct 2013
Location: Maryland
Posts: 2633

"Two Lookin Down" is a good one and so is the squaller made by a fellow named Bees O'Brien over on predatormasters.com. Both are loud and easy to blow. There are really no bad squallers out there and I'm not too sure there are any "hard" ones to blow.
If you ever hear a young kitten coon give out a cry there is no tongue rolling going on...what I have heard and what I have had the best luck with getting a coon to look is just a blast of high pitched loud noise. From what I have seen in my experience I cannot get any more coons to look better by rolling my tongue than I can with just a loud blast.
No doubt some "professionals" will disagree, but to me tongue rolling on a coon squaller is like that ridiculous "feed chatter" in a duck call. It sounds good and makes guys feel good when they do it, but I aint too awful sure it calls in any ducks.

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Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Knoxville Tn
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I like my Boss squaller sounds a bit deeper then some out there and it is easy to blow. I would say it is the most natural sounding aluminum call I have heard.

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