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Fishing and Hunting for Morons – Part 2


alright I’m here with Charles Merrill
and he’s going to tell us a little about
bird calling so Charles can we maybe
learn a little bit about the different
sounds that you use for birds I guess
while basically here what we have is an
assortment of goose calls specifically
for canada goose calling right and some
duck calls okay so to use one of these I
mean is it as simple as just sort of
hiding and blowing on it a few times on
really there’s some calls that are quite
simple to use you blow in it it makes a
sound that sounds like a Canada goose
there’s other cause that takes a lot of
more work but once you get it you can do
a lot more with a lot more language so
it’s like a musical instrument these
calls here if you blow and it doesn’t do
much i can i can demonstrate there’s
like a technique you’re saying yeah here
we go we’re gonna get a demonstration
over here I just just blow with all the
way for the cop see it doesn’t do much
you got to play with your hands and
throw different sounds okay to create
the goose call alright so let’s hear a
real great thank you very much so yeah
that’s a lot more involved than just
blowing in it alright so this is the
gear I like to wear when I go out
hunting and or fishing
this seems to attract the animals and
the ladies okay i’m here with Francois
from BNL fishing and hunting he’s going
to tell us a bit about how to set up a
fishing rod for a beginner if you don’t
have any equipment yet so here’s a
Roddy’s laid out and he’s going to tell
us a bit about it yeah that’s what the
six foot rod spinning with matching real
it’s good for beginners because it’s not
complicated to operate the only thing
you got to do is lift a bale take the
mono in your end and when you throw you
let them on all go and it’s done so
you’re back like that what the hell is
he vacuumed I’ve managed to stumble into
a wilderness scene can you hear me I’m
gonna try and take down this polar bear
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