October surveys in both northwest and southwest Oklahoma reported seeing one more bird per route than a year ago. "It's a little bit better than last year."Īll of the increase is reported in western Oklahoma where both the northwest and southwest regions had minor upticks in population, based on the roadside surveys.Įvery year in August and October, the Wildlife Department conducts 83 surveys along 20-mile routes in search of bobwhite quail. "Hunting should be fair but patchy," said Tell Judkins, upland game biologist for the Wildlife Department. Statewide, the quail population has increased 23 percent from a year ago based on October roadside quail surveys conducted by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Quail season opens Saturday and hunting should be slightly better than last year. But no call is gonna be a magic call like you said it has alot more to do with the user, some other good call I like that are a little cheeper Hyadels dirty rice (good all around call) ,Dr-85, Duck commander camo max, and brown sugar, echo make's some good call for the money also, And southern game calls too.Watch Video: Grappling with flathead catfish: An Oklahoma noodling adventure Ive used alot of calls and I live by a lake and spend alot of time listening to real ducks and to me the RNT calls sound the closest to the real ducks. And I keep a RNT timber in acrylic for a softer sound for in the woods or sweet talking umm in close. I love the way a wood call sounds you just cant beat it. There is 2 calls I keep on my lanyard all the time a RNT short barrel wooden call Its a mid range to loud call very raspy, good call for da rice or open water. But the down side its a harder call to use. To me you can just get more range of sound out of a single reed,and more duckie. Im with Roland C I like the way a single reed sounds.
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