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GH22 HELP

maverick21 wrote:rain x does the trick and keeps the timberwolf and cope from sticking too bad

Do you coat the whole reed in this stuff?

farmerc83 wrote:

maverick21 wrote:rain x does the trick and keeps the timberwolf and cope from sticking too bad

Do you coat the whole reed in this stuff?

The bottom of the working reed. The bottom is the part that sticks to the tone board.

the doctor wrote:"you might want to spray the whole thing down with Pam"

the doc

haven't seen her since DeWerks closed down

use a metal reed. Mine's never stuck one time in 20 years

I bought a RNT for that reason. I used cheaper calls the first couple of go-rounds. Broke down and bought a nicer one. Havn't had that problem since

Anybody had any certain brand of call stick more than another? I have a flextone double reed that will stick everytime. Just started blowing an Echo call and it has done pretty well. Also have a Haydel's Dirty Rice and it has never stuck once! Just wondering what everybody else has experienced?

i have never seen a call that didnt stick. i dont care what kind it is

it might not be the call...

metal reed

If this occurs during your hunt and you have no options, simply pull a dollar bill out and slide it between the toneboard and the reed itself. Currency is made of cotton and linen and has the ability to absorb moisture. Pulling reeds to coat with chapstick, etc. and re-setting, re-tuning can be a bit tricky to get optimal sound.