AH Exclusive: Calling Ducks with Jase Robertson

[@jamesblair2338]

I just.appreciate these guys. Not only their talent with duck calls, they are just great people!

[@lucasrobertson7187]

i agree

[@taylorjhebert]

That is a master right there. Very rare to see true masters do their thing.

[@Concetta20]

I didn’t know that before Duck Commander there were no calls made to sound like specific ducks. That’s just amazing. No wonder it took off.

[@timmynormand4818]

In the 70 s or before there was so many ducks you didn't have to call them. Just mallard calls were necessary

[@donaldtirpak9487]

Good straight forward duck calling information.

[@brannanburdette2558]

Jase is one cool cat. I’d love to hunting with him and Si to just to sit around and hear stories.

[@TheDeshi100]

Jase is like the encyclopedia of duck calls

[@bodeine454]

Jase seems to be the most level spirited and laid back of the crew, he doesn't get overly exited about much of anything, he just seems like a fun guy to hang around with and I bet he has plenty of interesting stories.

[@loganeads3411]

Triple threat was my favorite Duck Commander call by far

[@jerrodp9867]

Jase is COO of Duck Commander, which in the real world means Chief Operations Officer. In charge of all operations. He's clearly COO and master engineer of duck calls. He should be paid more. Sorry Willie. Promote this man.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

He himself says that he gets paid and barely ever comes in unless they've got a problem. I think it is best to let the uninvolved stay uninvolved, and let Jase and Willie work out whatever they feel like.

[@sandramoe520]

AMEN, Jase & Phil👍

[@johnnybenoit841]

I also make duck and goose calls. But one of my favorite still is Mr. Phil's duck commander. My father took care of Little Pecan Island in Grand Chinier,in southwestern Louisiana. He not only took care of this paridise for twenty years back in the early 60's into the late 70's. He built their boats,blinds and made calls on the side where I learned how to make them to. As a kid I spent many a summer months when school was out and school holidays. I'm now 61. But growing up I repaired 100' s of duck decoys. Over the years I spent there. I started collecting duck decoys when I was around eleven through a spand of eight years. I have several of old wood decoys and the old hard plastic ones. Around twenty dozen. I've had offers for thousands of dollars. But can't seem to part with them.

[@BloodChaser]

Awesome video!

[@cathyepps8110]

Thank you

[@davidcolon9678]

Very interesting, thanks for the video.

[@normanrambo4189]

Thanks, very interesting.

[@mackyb.outdoors1377]

i love the 6 in one calls its my go to, i use flickers and dove silhouettes and doves decoys in. its really fun blows peoples minds.

[@benromaine8975]

He makes it look so easy

[@stovar1182]

Damn, he nailed the wood duck call. I'll keep practicing.

[@markgonzales4127]

Just ordered mine !

[@ScottyMaps]

6:20 wow. Yea we do. We throw out decoys with dove and they come in and fly by. What type if question was that tho🤣 duh its a call. Good job on simplifying a call jase👍🏼

[@tommyelzy9623]

Gotta say they one fine bunch of hunters they know how to survive. Listen folks you could learn a lot.

[@LoganPennell123]

I respect the fact that they are hunters but the way they do it i dont know if they could survive, its not very realistic in a real situation to have a variety of calls, a camo blind, camo clothing and high-end shotguns. They should grab a longbow🏹😁

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

@@LoganPennell123 Yea, lets see ya survive off duck hunting with a longbow. Your mistake was thinking that they only duck hunt, and that they can only do it the way they do. Phil himself loves to disappear into the woods for days on end, and he isn't duck hunting to survive. He doesn't bring a longbow either.

[@iandyer1551]

at 4:50 he's talking about tubular partials, that's how a brass instrument works

[@jarrettsimoneaux4627]

I bought that wood duck call and worked it so good, my girl took it away from me.

[@curtisknipe8683]

Duck season is about here in OK and my wife is pretty much done with me practicing my calls in the kitchen

[@macalla1996]

I would like to know what kid Phil took the toy from and made cry on Christmas Day?

[@Justsaying4269]

Man that is impressive

[@bradallen7859]

Iffin' they ain't landin' where you is, go where they is!!!!!

[@68corvette08]

The mallard drake call at 3:12 sounds like a frog.

[@manscaped7235]

Love it

[@peterschrauben6092]

Maybe Jase could do a video on shotguns since he explained this so well.

[@SaVaGeHuNtEr2294]

That's funny, we got a wood duck this morning

[@Crazyben87]

Nothing wrong with some fresh Copenhagen while ya call in the meat.

[@lionuspatsolic5546]

Phil is a genius

[@hunterfenner5961]

that 6 in 1 u can do a wood duck call with it to that's how I get my wood ducks to come in it's like there just sitting around call

[@truthh8322]

Sometimes you can't move the blind cause hunting on mdc areas. Gotta stay in your pool and not always draw a good pool.

[@grizzman1991]

have a question I am a first timer what are the 3 best Duck Commander calls I should own

[@williamlawson3760]

What's the song in the intro?

[@huntervanhoozer6874]

Why is there only three comments

[@loganironside343]

Just for the record the mallard drake 'magnum' aka green stick of death sounds a lot better of a mallard drake.its louder and for teal the sound is a little more quiet than the 6 in one.the 6 in one make a louder teal sound.they are both good add both to your lanyard or put your ecxisting mallard drake call on another lanyard it does not hurt to have both on your lanyard but fore those who dont like carrying a lot of calls this is my idea.if you are trying to be quiet when hunting witch is key but you got ants in your waders or pants keep the 6 in 1 but it does not make a really acurate mallard drake sound.im gonna try both out this late duck season and let the ducks be the judge witch one sounds better

[@pkdgpk]

Very nice c.r.o sounds

[@cozyrules1457]

Love these sounds I get exited wanna grab my shotgun

[@omaroliblish]

Hunting And Eating Wild Waterfowl Sometimes I do wonder how and why people actually hunt and eat wild waterfowl when they fly all over the country from pond to pond and to rivers, creeks, reservoirs and lakes. This seems to be reasonable to the unaware observer or un-observer , however many of these ponds are Sewer Ponds and to eat a wild bird that has been feeding in such an unclean place is not safe in my opinion. Our local sewer-pond has wild geese, ducks and other waterfowl in them a lot! Even with waterfowl in a clean lake may have just landed there from a sewer-pond a few miles away prior. Would one also eat fish out of a sewer pond? One hunter I met a few years back stopped hunting and eating wild waterfowl after he found a spent condom in its entrails.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

Well, Phil has been doing it for about 65 years and he's fine. I would hope you'd have an example of a water fowl hunter experiencing serious complications from eating his kills, specifically in response to them landing in waste water, before forming such a strong opinion. Seems good isn't good enough when putting up the pretense of knowledge.

[@ace1usmc]

Maybe...just maybe, you could get rid of the chaw of tobacco before you do an interview??

[@GSlagle33]

@whitetailsandwaterfowl

[@ryanclose31]

What song is being played in the background?