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anyone every try the mouth calls. or called diaphragm calls. I was thinking about trying some but I don't know if it would be worth it.

I called my first coyote in using a diaphragm call on the Goose River bottoms. I haven't used it since. Why???? I have no clue why. They aren't real loud but are nice because you can do it without moving your hands (less motion) and obstructing your view. I might have to give it a shot this year and give the open reeds a break once in a while.

I personally can not use diaphram calls, it just doesn't sound good when I use one. I will stick with my traditional mouth calls

I use diaphram calls when i turkey hunt and i have no problem making the sounds i want when i want but when i try the howling diaphrams they just sound like crap to me. Maybe i can try making some other critter sounds but for me the howling jsut doesn't sound right. So i prefer to stick with the open reed calls.

I was doing pup whines on the diaphragm when I called that coyote in. Pretty easy to do on them.

They vibrate to much and make me gag

the puppie wines are pretty easy to do but they don't sound smooth to me. Whenever i have heard a member of the dog family wine it is usually high pitched loud and sudden. I guess what i am trying to say is that i personally sound better with the hand calls.

lyonch wrote:the puppie wines are pretty easy to do but they don't sound smooth to me. Whenever i have heard a member of the dog family wine it is usually high pitched loud and sudden. I guess what i am trying to say is that i personally sound better with the hand calls.

I hear what you are saying. That particular coyote didn't seem to care much though.

There is such a wide variety of calls out there, I perfer to master one type before I try another.

Well put fella now you just need to get to the mastered part