All right, guys, welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday.

This week, we've gotten a few different people that have reached out and sent us some suggestions

for 10-minute Tuesdays.

And if you guys have one, please feel free to send us a message on Instagram and let us know

what you want to talk about or what you want us to have us talk about.

But this week, we're going to do, who sent this in, Joey?

I'd have to look up his name. We're going to talk about the difference in calling for ducks and geese,

whether you're hunting water or you're hunting a field.

And Joey is going to tell us who gave us this question.

Clayton Hubbard.

So thank you, Clayton.

It's a good one.

I think one of the bigger things to be thinking about, especially if you're hunting in a field,

is your hunting situation.

If you're hunting an X or if you're hunting traffic, because that's a pretty big difference

in how you're going to be calling at those birds.

If you're hunting an X and you know they're coming there no matter what, sometimes depending

on the situation, you can be doing a little bit more harm than good if you're calling too much

at birds that have already been in that field, right?

And it's very normal for us to get into a field and want to blow our goose calls until

kingdom come because we do a lot

of traffic hunting so it's almost instinctual you get in a field and you just want to pick up your call

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