All right, welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday. We have a very special guest in the house,

our recurring guest of the podcast, Joe Hines, with us here today. We want to talk a little bit

about calling Joe, obviously one of your specialties. And I think we wanted to start out with

just some of the scenarios that people give us all the time where they just don't know what to do.

So I'm going to hit you with one right now.

You're out, you're hunting, you're in a field, you're in a layout blind.

And let's just say your wind is pretty heavy, like 25 mile, 30 mile per hour wind.

Yep.

And birds are coming in, but they don't want to finish.

And so they just kind of keep circling over you.

And you know they just kind of want in, but they just don't know how to get into those decoys, right?

Is there anything you can do with your calling or that you would think to do in that scenario that you feel like might just convince them to like just really make a break for it and do it? Right.

Well, again, it gets to there's two scenarios.

The wind's ripping and they're circling and they're circling because you're calling too much or are they circling because you're

not calling enough and how do you read that yeah by calling too much or not calling enough that's the best

way to explain it right so like if i'm if i'm just calling a little bit, like if it's, if the wind's ripping,

I'm usually calling pretty heavy.

It's just kind of a rule of thumb when the wind's blowing you,

because it's going to kill your sound pretty fast.

It's going to shoot it to the floor.

So I'm just hammering at them.

So I'll hammer at them and then let's say they're circling they don't like it and then i'll kind of slow it down makes

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