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Is there really any reason to buy a TR over a DMM? Both in DR. Can't the DMM do anything the TR can do? Thanks
yea they both do the same just a matter of prefferance
mnbenelli
01-12-2007, 08:38 PM
I think the Timber Rattler is just a little "DUCKIER" sounding than the Dead Meat. I have both and prefer the TR for more feeding calls and the DMM for more high ball calls. It's all personal prefrence!
Mike
I think the Timber Rattler is just a little "DUCKIER" sounding than the Dead Meat. I have both and prefer the TR for more feeding calls and the DMM for more high ball calls. It's all personal prefrence!
Mike
thats what i meant to say but had a brian fart :x thanks mike :wink:
Beretta_hunter_forlife
01-12-2007, 10:15 PM
The DMM is a bit louder on the high ends to but i agree the TR is much duckier.
Mark Spence
01-12-2007, 10:21 PM
Like what has been said...the TR is little softer call. Both calls are very ducky and have that old hen sound. Both calls are nasally and raspy. The DMM has a bit more volume than the TR, but can get just about as soft as the TR. The DMM is a great all-around call. Most of the time that is what I use...but if we are hunting small sloughs or swamps, the TR or the Legend (wood/poly double) get the nod.
Silver Webfoot
01-12-2007, 11:27 PM
i personally use the dmm over any of them,,its more raspier and that what i like with a duck call.
Foilesmigrator92
01-12-2007, 11:39 PM
I like DMM more than TR tried em both think it sounds duckier but some people could argue
Maulers INC.
01-12-2007, 11:44 PM
The DMM rocks
rushcreekganderlander
01-13-2007, 12:18 PM
Both great calls. I've got DMM in sr and TR in dr. I prefer the TR because I think it's duckier as well and I can't call near as soft on the DMM as I can on the TR.
Silver Webfoot
01-13-2007, 02:12 PM
well prob because yur tr is double and yur dmm is single,all double reeds will be duckier than a single,but i know my single reed dmm is pretty ducky.
Well what I want is only to have two duck calls and hunt in all situations, right know I have a SMM and looking for a call that can cover me in most other situations.
Silver Webfoot
01-13-2007, 04:57 PM
go with the dmm double or single,best all around call i think
Jewelry Crew
01-13-2007, 08:01 PM
It depends on how you tune them also...
rushcreekganderlander
01-13-2007, 08:17 PM
well prob because yur tr is double and yur dmm is single,all double reeds will be duckier than a single,but i know my single reed dmm is pretty ducky.
Definitely. I'm not a pro duck caller and I don't blow a sr as well as dr. 3 of my hunting buddies have DMM dr and I've tried them. I just like my TR better. My girl actually bought me the DMM in sr. I know you can switch them out easy but I'm tryin to get the handle on the sr better.
the single is definatly louder than the doubles. my TR/DR is really raspy when i need it and real soft to finish em off
franchishooter
01-14-2007, 12:26 AM
I like the DMM to bring em in from out there and then switch to the TR to finish em up
Max4Gooser
01-14-2007, 02:49 PM
I like em both, I keep a lanyard for ducks that has a SMM sr, a DMM dr, and a TR dr, and switch them up depending on situation, we hunt a lot of public lakes with a lot of pressure, and I believe the more tricks in your bag, the better off you are. That being said, life is to short to settle on one call, get one of each :wink: I would probably by the DMM dr first then the TR.
one call will never do it all...............so what did we learn from this? you need more calls :lol:
DropEmInDE
01-14-2007, 11:27 PM
DMM kicks ass, but then again i dont own a TR, i will, but not yet.........hey are all you guys using a DMM SR or DR, cause mine a DR and it sticks like no tomorrow, the other day we were hunting in light rain and fog, and i hadnt even blown the call that morning picked it up and blew into it, NOTHING, it was stuck just from the moisture in the air.......im seriously concidering switchin it to a SR, and calling it a day...
Silver Webfoot
01-15-2007, 12:16 PM
i have never been a huge fan of double reeds cause of that reason,,two reeds on top each other is just asking for stickiness!
Duck envy
01-17-2007, 08:02 PM
Single reeds stick too.Take your top reed either massage it up a little bit be careful it will change the tone of your call if that dont work try putting another dimple on your top reed closer to your wedge i use sissors.Well in the field you blow your call alot when you start getting wore out you tend to put alot more saliva in the call or i think the more duck you try to put in the call alot of saliva too.I use a tr and a dm.I really like both the tr a dbl and the dm is a single.well thats just my 2 cents good luck
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