Monthly Archives: July 2010

Review: M.A.D. Calls new “Hatchet” turkey call

Posted on July 16, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon M.A.D. Calls new “Hatchet” turkey call One of the most unique turkey calls to come down the pike in a long time is the Hatchet sold by M.A.D. Calls. I doubt you have seen anything like it … Continue reading →

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Review: US Reel SuperCaster 180 X

Posted on July 16, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon Once the weather in Missouri gets hot, the fishing can usually slow down. That’s not the case on Taneycomo Lake where the cold waters are teaming with Trout looking for some sort of morsel to munch on. … Continue reading →

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Review: Calling Over Land vs. Calling Over Water

Posted on July 16, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon Jim Ronquest R-N-T Calls Since waterfowl season is currently under way throughout much of North America, this is a good time to spend discussing a topic I have heard spoken in numerous hunting lodges, cafes and read … Continue reading →

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BUCK GARDNER CALLS- Brad’s Reactor

Posted on July 16, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon   When someone spends their lifetime blowing a duck call, building duck calls and tinkering with duck calls, it tends to rub off on those close by. Take Buck Gardner for instance. Obviously, a successful caller and … Continue reading →

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Review: Rig ‘Em Right Hypnotizer Flag & Mad Waterfowl Choke

Posted on July 13, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon The 2010-2011 waterfowl season was our best ever. Everything seemed to come together perfectly, including the weather patterns, bird migrations, and luck. We were able to test out a couple new products, but we didn’t get them … Continue reading →

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New Zealand Waterfowl Hunting with Buck Gardner!

Posted on July 1, 2010 by tcannon

By Tom Cannon Numerous countries have been called the utopia of waterfowl; the greatest place in which to hunt. Immense populations of birds, liberal limits and regulations, friendly farmers or local hunters, inexpensive license fees are some of the criteria … Continue reading →

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