Basics of Using A Diaphram Call

FOXPRO's Al Morris demonstrates the basics of using a diaphragm call to achieve coyote vocalizations.

[@cryptohammer2400]

Big Al this is probably the best explanation I’ve heard yet. Thanks for all the information & promoting our sport

[@edwardscissorhands6761]

They say you really know what you're talking about when you can make it easy for others to understand.

[@hulingagnew1761]

Thanks big al. Respect from cherokee nation. Ochelata oklahoma.

[@jamesluke5910]

This video has helped more than any of the others I’ve found. Good ole kiss method. Keep it simple stupid. Just got all 6 of the foxpro calls today they’re awesome!

[@tonyparrish2063]

Dang it Al, I wish I could keep from damn near choking on these things! Only thing called was my ex-mother in law.

[@1Klooch]

+Tony Parrish; With ya bud! These things make me gag. Got three sizes an all I can do is kitten noises!

[@ptw783]

If you haven’t, trim the back side

[@tonyparrish2063]

@@ptw783 the back side of my ex- mother in law or the diaphragm, I will be cuttin a spell on her, she's a big ole girl, of course this is why she is my ex,🤣just kidding, I will try and trim it a little, I can make the sounds but it definitely is a art form...thanks for the advice...... Tony

[@soggymittens2748]

You can trim them just like Turkey calls. If you keep practicing having it in your mouth will get used to it keeping from gagging

[@johnballantyne6853]

Words of Wisdow from a true expert ! Thanks for that Al.

[@tannerhalsey7269]

Watched this video and ran out to my car to try my reed. And holy shit!! This is the best video explanation ever. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@PontiacSpazz]

I’m in the store looking at a pack right now. This is cool learned something new today

[@leadslapdirtnap]

Thank you for this Big Al!

[@VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video. Your skills are impressive, and for those who can learn, that's a neat start. I have no chance of learning to do that. In a sense, that's like music. I tried to learn music for years, and I was horrible.

[@MrDirtysteve75]

Anyone can play music. The trick is finding the learning method that works best for you.

[@ShaggyFo20]

Holy shit I can use this call so good now thank you

[@MattN8tvYT]

I have a Sceery Howler and been wanting to learn how to use correctly in certain sequence. I finally found this video beyond helpful! Now, what about adding rabbit or bird distress and/or pup distress in the sequence? Thanks!

[@chiya2006]

Awesome sounds coming out a this diaphragm. I’ve been doing a sloppy calls to Turkey for a few years now, bet I already exceeded my expectations with just a few Cayo calls . Now I learned to bark too 😂 Update May 2024. It really worked calling a cayo. I did manage to kill 2 Cayotes while Turkey hunting. Awesome proven 👍

[@shaynealdana8789]

Thanks Al

[@tedkoch357]

Thank you sir

[@daviesranchtrapline]

This helps me so much thank you 😊

[@brucezechman1557]

I’ll have to remember that thanks Al

[@nathanmorkovsky2855]

You the man thank you for sharing

[@coyotehunter1163]

Finally some good advice I’ll have to try. I sounded more like a chicken ran over by a semi. One extremely loud cluck.

[@rickgidney1005]

The only thing I would say you should add to the video is that you need to draw the air inward, I was fumbling around with mine for a while until I figured it out. But excellent video overall

[@Freeontheland2030]

Thanks for the advice,clearly I have a lot of practice to do..lol

[@terryhurlburt9113]

Thanks for the help. I will give it a whirl!

[@ryanwilliams_1987]

Can u please do a video on the raccoon one I can't find anything on how to use them thnx in advance

[@fatkidfoodreviews]

I'm having trouble with barking. I tried his "Huck" thing but it just won't do what I want it too

[@Sticky_Ricky]

Pretty sweet! I'm gonna pick a pack up at Cabela's tomorrow and see what I can do with it!

[@Sticky_Ricky]

Ended up calling my first coyote in about two weeks after I posted this. Didn't have a gun on me but it was cool to see!

[@ryleythomas5260]

I’m about to do the same

[@chuckNorris-bk6dt]

Man i cant seen to get mine I seem to make more of a elk sound or a duck haha I have the pink foxpro I wonder if it's too small for my mouth or something or I'm doing it wrong it's a really high pitch sound I can't seem to get the lower sound practice I guess

[@FOXPROINC]

Possibly putting too much pressure on the diaphragm if it’s coming out high pitched. Keep working at it!

[@davidhoward9986]

Love to use for turkey trying to use on yotes practice

[@mieszkowrobel2274]

Made my dogs freak out lol

[@JayInOz1]

Hey Al. Using the call with my teeth in I can make a fart noise and blow so much spit I can make a rainbow. With my teeth out I just dribble on my shirt. Any suggestions? :) Jay

[@gregmerter4083]

Been practising and I sound like a squeak toy so far lol.

[@kilosskujothelioness5990]

Can you accidentally swallow this?

[@lancewiley4926]

Yes

[@peterbuilttough3406]

PROfessional

[@Joemama13479]

I'm kind of wondering if that diaphram calls beautiful women🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Hothenrik]

Well, it might get you SLAPPED by a few!😆

[@nathanmorkovsky2855]

You the man thank you for sharing

[@brianbarton6976]

Awesome, thanks Al, I had bought some Foxpro diaphragm, never knew how to use it until now

[@Muffpunisher]

I got the foxpro pack mentioned, just to find out they’re 1.99 turkey calls

[@Muffpunisher]

I should also mention all three in the pack are the same frequency.

[@Dlust88]

Thanks

[@tonyherring4702]

I can't get mine that high pitched should I use a double reed?

[@doom8274]

how does he get that whistling going on? my coyote call always sounds like a dying bird

[@MrGS53]

very helpful and concise thanks!