Registered: Nov 2018
Location: Celina Ohio
Posts: 46

I'm looking for a little advice on squallers. I hunt flat areas with lots of pin oaks and the leafs get kinda annoying when trying to find a coon in december. Back when I got into this sport the only thing besides e-calls where the zepps. I never really liked them but that seemed to be the only one I could ever find and find parts for if it did break. Now there are a bunch out there and looking to see what holds up, and what seems to work for everyone.

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: tennessee
Posts: 856

I have always liked the mity max, the banshee squallers are also nice you can change the reeds in about 2 seconds and have a few different sounds. Big show game calls have a few different versions that work well also.

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Registered: Dec 2015
Location: Kc mo
Posts: 100

I like big show game calls

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: tennessee
Posts: 856

Those 3 mentioned are the ones I’ve had the best luck with and always have atleast 2 with me.

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Registered: Aug 2014
Location: Haubstadt,IN
Posts: 2550

JC Calls is the easiest to use or blow, and has the best realistic sound. Hand turned out of wood, not metal or plastic, gives you a better tone. Don’t have to flutter your tongue.

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Registered: Jun 2014
Location: missouri
Posts: 1143

Who makes the custom squallers that can put a photo of your dog on them.?? I know they are plastic

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Registered: Jun 2014
Location: missouri
Posts: 1143

Who makes the custom squallers that can put a photo of your dog on them.?? I know they are plastic

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