How To Hold A Goose Call Tips View By Category • Call Care • Calling Basics • How To Hold A Goose Call • Hunting • Hunting Cackling Geese • Hunting Ducks • Hunting Snow Geese • Hunting Specklebellies • Scouting • Shooting • View All Tips If you're interested in goose hunting, duck hunting, goose calling or duck calling, this is the page you wanted to find. Bill Saunders and his ProStaff members have put together a collection of waterfowl hunting and calling tips for your benefit. Please select a category from the lists above. Hold call on very end of hand piece, between thumb and forefinger. Wrap thumb and forefinger around end of call. Do not cover any part of the exhaust. Bring fingers down to make loose fist, raise middle finger to let sound escape. Middle finger can be raised and lowered to change pitch. Off hand shaped as if to hold water. Hand position for the middle goose sound. This is the position I blow the call most of the time. Bring hand to front for a deeper goose sound. Open both hands to create a megaphone. This is used when hailing and loud calling These are only suggestions you may find a variation of this method works better for you. By changing either hand you can change both volume and pitch to make a wide range of realistic goose sounds. - Bill Saunders

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