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This is a pro to type goose call of mine sounds great and the lacewood looks great!

Now we're talking. I don't have much use for duck calls, but do love to tinker with goose calls. Make sure you post a link to a sound file when you get one made

X2, would like to hear a goose call

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Looks good but I'd also like to hear it. Have you decided how much they'll go for yet?

Looks good, I as well am interested in a sound file.

I personally like a deeper pitch, with adjustability

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Same here. Shrill goose calls make me want to gouge my eyes out.

I like the higher pitch, they tend to turn em better for me. Really it depends on where I'm hunting too. Nearby trees or over water, I like a deeper tone.

rebelp74 wrote:I like the higher pitch, they tend to turn em better for me. Really it depends on where I'm hunting too. Nearby trees or over water, I like a deeper tone.

I like a higher pitched call too.

I am not fully happy with the sound yet as soon as i tweek it some more I will post a sound file

My first thought was "Gander Valley Custom Calls," but I'd imagine it nigh impossible to come up with a shape that doesn't spark similar comparison.

(As to high vs low pitch, make mine high, but know its been years since I've shot many more Canadas than assateague has pintails.)

Do make your own guts for it?

I like high pitch calls when working migrators and working in big fields. Over water, on foggy mornings and where sound may echo I use wood calls like BEM or something of the sort for a more mellow tone.