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#9 on this list
Eastern Shoreman Goose Call
Sean Mann
A flute from the man who made them famous — the call for soft, old-school honker talk.
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Power Clucker PC-1
Zink
The reference short reed: crisp breaks, deep moans, and enough air to hail across a section.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Eastern Shoreman Goose Call | Power Clucker PC-1 |
|---|---|---|
| Call Type | Long-barreled Flute | — |
| Maker | Sean Mann | — |
| Primary Use | Canada Goose | — |
| Sound Profile | Soft, natural, resonant | — |
| Material | Acrylic / Delrin (depending on model) | — |
| Type | — | Short Reed Canada Goose Call |
| Reed Material | — | Synthetic |
| Barrel Material | — | Acrylic |
| Call Style | — | Competition/Hunting |
| Weight | — | Light-medium |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Eastern Shoreman Goose Call
- Produces incredibly realistic, soft goose vocalizations
- Excellent for finishing wary birds in close quarters
- Durable acrylic/Delrin construction ensures longevity
- Classic flute design offers authentic, traditional sound
- Consistent performance across various weather conditions
- Lacks the volume and cut of modern short-reed calls
- Longer barrel makes it less compact than other calls
- Requires more air and finesse to master effectively
Power Clucker PC-1
- Exceptional volume and range for distant birds
- Produces realistic clucks, honks, and moans with crisp breaks
- Highly durable acrylic construction handles rough field conditions
- Relatively forgiving for a high-performance short reed
- Consistent tone and performance across weather conditions
- Can be loud, requiring air control in close-in situations
- May require some practice to master its full vocal range
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