[plainsman]

They advertise as the no stick call...hmmmm Anybody here own one or know anything about them??? The condensation up here in late season is a killer I had a number of really good chances blown last season due to sticking, an ordeal I don't want to repeat next year!!!

 

[Duck Crazy]

i dont know anything about doc calls but i do believe theres no such thing as a "non-sticking" call. all calls will stick once they get enough moisture under the reed. sticking is just a part of duck calling. i've heard of putting rain-x on the reed but ive never tried it. when my call starts to stick i take some cloth or something and wipe under the reed, or i take the end piece out, turn it around, hold up the reed and suck the moisture out.

hope this helps

 

[Felsenthal]

Yeah I can tell you about a Doc Call and Dr. DD Hull. They do not stick and they are great calls. He will make it to suit you. Good Man Good call

 

[plainsman]

I called Doc a couple of nights ago and we had a great conversation.Talked about many things I already knew and informed me of a # of things I didn't. A very helpful man....I'll definately be buying his calls in the future !!

 

[Bret]

Let us know how it goes. I was thinking about picking up one of his calls m,yself before next season.
Bret

 

[plainsman]

Let us know how it goes. I was thinking about picking up one of his calls m,yself before next season.
Bret

Will do. I'll be adding a Doc call and a Giden to the lanyard for next season.Hoping those calls will solve the sticking issues I've been having in later season :help:

 

[thaner]

Do you have any more info on how to contact him or get move info on the calls? Do you have any pricing info?

 

[plainsman]

You can get info here
http://www.doccalls.com/