caller question

[jpm1]

what is for you , approximately the percentage for a mallards flock to break using only the long range caller . i'm using this item alone and my success is very limited right now

[Tod1d]

No blind? No decoys? What camo?

when I've tried this with the B&C camo, laying prone, it seems like 10-20%
In blind with full decoys, it still seems like maybe only a bit over 50%

I didn't count, or record data, so those are just a guess.

Maybe someone has some more accurate data

Be Well

[jpm1]

at Rougarou camo is not important so i use a mix of deers camo (sometimes i even use orange glow) . concerning the caller i would say less than 10 % myself but i would have liked other people thoughts . thx

[HooCairs]

Only really very few ducks and geese will break without decoys.

[jpm1]

that's what i thought thanks !

[jpm1]

i installed a small ducks set up with 6 small ducks , but i have a problem the ducks i call land 100 m away . below where i have put my set up and in red where ducks land . am i doing something wrong

[Deconstructed]

You need to use the short range caller after they break to get them to land close.

[jpm1]

yes i know that but all servers i've gone in mp have their ducks landing right in front of their blinds . on my set up they land so far away i just can't even see them

[Tod1d]

Try moving your setup to the area where they land & see if it makes a difference.

It does seem like there are areas where they won't land. Might be they need a big enough area of water, and that end of the lake is too narrow??

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[jpm1]

yep . the wiki explains it pretty well Birds will only land if the landing target is big enough for them to land on (Waterfowling) . all the wiki explanations correspond with what i noticed on terrain . thanks

Edit : if you find a clear landing path it works perfectly