Guys welcome to the J. Scott Outdoors podcast. This is going to be part number four and

Steve Chappell of chapel guide service.com is going to be going over his matriarch and trophy wife

calls and telling you how to make adjustments and how to tune them.

And I think this is a very important episode to hear how he does it and he blows an external read,

cow call as good as anybody I've ever heard.

And so listen up, there's some great little nuggets

in this short clip.

And I want to thank you guys for listening. And I want to thank you guys for listening and I want to

thank you for your support of this podcast. I'm super grateful for you guys as

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podcast and thank you for all of the messages that I'm getting in

regards to how much people are liking these tips by Steve Chappell and

thanks to him for providing that for us and I look forward to having him on the podcast here

Before elk season and we're going to be able to

Talk to him about his calls, about his outlook for the 2017 season.

So great stuff and I just really appreciate your support guys. You're going to do you know the

and do you know the Yeah, So the first thing I want to talk about with either call either the matriarch or the

trophy wife is your castration band because I feel like even though it's a small part of the call

it's a very important part of the call. As you see, I like to have

my castration band, you know, about 80% in on the call. That's just the position I prefer it to be in. You can use your judgment on that and the tonal quality that you want.

But it does definitely make an impact on the tonal quality of the call.

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