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Molt Gear Toxic

#8 on this list

Molt Gear Toxic

Winglock

Acrylic short reed known for a nasty, real-sounding double cluck.

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Eastern Shoreman Goose Call

#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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Molt Gear Toxic versus Eastern Shoreman Goose Call specifications
SpecMolt Gear ToxicEastern Shoreman Goose Call
Call TypeShort ReedLong-barreled Flute
MaterialAcrylicAcrylic / Delrin (depending on model)
Sound ProfileAggressive, NastySoft, natural, resonant
Best UseClucking & Finishing
DurabilityHigh
MakerSean Mann
Primary UseCanada Goose

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Molt Gear Toxic

  • Delivers a powerful, aggressive double cluck
  • Excellent for finishing wary geese
  • Extremely durable acrylic construction
  • Consistent sound, even in harsh conditions
  • Good value for a high-performance call
  • Less versatile for a wide range of goose vocalizations
  • Requires some air, may challenge new callers
  • Not the lightest call available

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

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