ZacAttack

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That just seems like a good way to get shot.

To OP, remember that when calling a tom to you, you are trying to convince the tom to go against his very nature. Normally the tom sits in one spot and calls the hens over to him. You got to try and get him out of his normal routine.

Take a variety of calls with you, try different ones sometimes a tom wants something a little different.

Like others have said start with box and pot calls as they will be more forgiving than a mouth call to a beginner. Myself and I'm sure a lot of the guys here and everywhere cut our teeth on a Lynch's World Champion Box Call.

Yeah there’s no holes or anything to mount a bracket like that to. I was thinking would loctite or something similar have enough hold?

The Man Eaters of Tsavo is a good one

Shimano is always the answer. The ones I have are built like tanks.

I’ve had a few abus that didn’t hold up well at all and I know lews get a lot of love but they just seem cheap to me.

A dindu nuffin

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Wrap tightly in saran wrap, then waxed freezer paper. That will keep it from freezer burn most times.

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Was just coming to post this exact thing.

Yeah they ain’t going away until the pond and water is gone. Traps will save you the headache of staying up all night, night after night after night. Like someone said get some water flowing and they will come, set the trap in the water right outside the hole and pick up your prize the next morning.

ITS a Benelli Montefeltro. I can’t remember if it came with shins or not

Hahaha. Gotta get free internet advice while I can, after today that maybe hard to come by. Some of the guys i shoot with have invited me to come shoot trap and practice with them next year. I’m sure they can teach me, most have custom o/u’s that you could buy a nice truck with. But thought I’d pick the OB brain until then.

My two favorite episodes of the ones on Netflix are the sooty grouse. The podcast about those episodes is hilarious and makes his incompetence in the show seem even worse.