Welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday. Today we are getting back to kind of a part two of

duck calling and what to do when in the field. We went over the basics, the greeting call.

Feeding chuckle. Yeah, quack, all that good stuff. And now we're going to kind of get more

into advanced calls and something and when to use them.

So take it away, Joe.

Yeah, so I've been asked a lot of questions about this because of Midwest I was like, hey, what is that note that you're doing?

How do I do that note?

When do you do that note?

Why are you doing that note?

And one of the most asked duck calls, how do you do it as a Cajun Squeal and why are you doing it? How are you doing that note and one of the the most asked duck calls how do you do it is the

cajun squeal and why are you doing it how are you doing it blah blah blah and just for reference

here's what the cage and squeal sounds like and uh the reason why i'm doing it is because

that simulates a hen on the water with food in her craw, calling it other ducks.

And that just tells the other ducks like, hey, this duck wants me there.

And she's eating something.

It's like a double entendre.

It's like, I really want to go there now.

Not only is a hot hen calling me down to the water.

She's got some stuff in her throat.

I want to be there too.'s got some stuff in her throat. I want to be there too.

I want some stuff in my throat.

I'm hungry.

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