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You are welcome! Do you have a Greenhorn by chance? That also DRASTICALLY simplifies the learning process! Check it out here: rjdunkin.com/product/struttn-ridge-single-reed-turkey-mouth-call/

You may need to slightly trim the tape on the call if you are gagging. The air should flow under the call and over your tongue. The front of the call frame should sit roughly where your molars start in your mouth. The gagging is sometimes resolved by trimming the tape, just do it incrementally and keep trying. Let us know how else we can help!

If you have a strong seal of the call to the roof of your mouth then you will be able to force air between the call and your tongue. You can practice what this feels like without a call in your mouth. Put the tip of your tongue behind your bottom front teeth, press the middle of your tongue up to the roof of your mouth and huff air from your diaphragm (like you are hissing like a cat) through your mouth. Once you have that feel down then you can put the call in and try

@@STRUTTN360 thank you! That was the magic instruction! None of the many online hunters in UKposts who have put out videos on how to use a mouth call have explained that it is literally the force of the air that is forcing its way over the tongue and across the call-- where things are sealed up preventing a natural exhale until that huff of air. Now I need to just learn to sculpt the sound now that I'm activating the reed!

Glad it helped! Good luck out there! We also like this video, which uses the beginner series. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/i5SFmnh9rI2DqmQ.html

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Do you have a Greenhorn?

The more layers of latex, the easier it is to use. Or so I have heard...

Reduce the amount of pressure on the Reed of the call. Some will drop their tongue. Others will drop their jaw to get the lower pitch sound

Yes, you should trim it a bit to make it fit without air getting over the call.

Please let us know how we can help, but the Greenhorn will definitely make it way easier!

@@STRUTTN360 I ordered it tonight but will go first time this week a Tuesday use my old box call kill alot with them but sometimes they hold tight the mouth call get them closer for sure...

Yup, when you can’t move and they are in tight the mouth call is the ticket!

Hopefully you get the idea. Get on the point where they can see the decoys from both sides

You likely are not getting a proper seal of the tape against the roof of your mouth. If it continues, you may need to SLOWLY trim the tape for a better fit.

Turn the volume down. You are straining your speakers.

No, not at all. 99% of the time you are turning it birds are many yards away. And we turn it a ton when birds are standing right next to it and they don’t pay any attention at all

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Alex, thanks for the question! I will admit I am unsure how they work with dentures, but I would think as long as they are secure and you can create an air tight seal between the roof of your mouth and the call it would work. We do not have non-latex versions.

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Appreciate the comment reach out any time if you have questions!

You might need to over exaggerate it for a while until you get a feel for it. You can also just think about trying to fog a mirror, that will force you to use your diaphragm. You diaphragm is a muscle, so you have to exercise it and the more you use it the more control you will get

@@STRUTTN360 so I'm getting there am I suppose to be regulating the yelp I guess you would say with my tongue or breath

Tongue pressure controls the pitch on how high or low the note is. The more pressure the higher pitch. So the Yelp is high pressure (high note) to reduced pressure (lower note) then you just need to work on controlling it. I will slightly accelerate the air when I reduce my tongue pressure, but I think that is something to play with a little further down the road

Your most likely not getting a seal with your call

UTUBE might be right are you getting a cracking noise when you blow air? Also do you have our single reed greenhorn? The single reed is critical starting out because it takes very little air pressure making it very easy to produce a sound and then work on your high and low note. rjdunkin.com/product/struttn-ridge-single-reed-turkey-mouth-call/

Thank you for the first comment and the positive feedback! Hope it helped you!

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It’s on its way! Enjoy!!!

Aaron you can get it here: rjdunkin.com Thanks for the comment!

It will be! Have fun and feel free to reach out any time!

pro trick: watch series on InstaFlixxer. Been using it for watching loads of movies these days.

@Benton Joseph Yup, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself =)

It happens to the best of us. We could be like the rest and just cut out the misses and make ourselves look perfect but that isn’t reality. It’s a little more difficult when you are trying to coordinate cameras and everything else. Thanks for the comment.

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Absolutely. The AvianX will either sit on top of the supplied rubber stopper or the rubber stopper will slide into the bottom of the decoy.