Owl Hooter
01-17-2006, 04:35 PM
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: WC FL
Posts: 26,323
RE: Owl Hooter
I have used the Owl Hooter for many years and if they don't answer, I'll use the Chicken Hawk Call.
282 - Barred Owl
Primos Hawk / Quail Whistle # 311
The Hawk / Quail Whistle reproduces the shrill, high-pitched call of hawks and the whistle of bobwhite quail. Proven very useful in locating gobblers.
282 - Barred Owl
Primos Hawk / Quail Whistle # 311
The Hawk / Quail Whistle reproduces the shrill, high-pitched call of hawks and the whistle of bobwhite quail. Proven very useful in locating gobblers.
01-17-2006, 08:34 PM
#13
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: WC FL
Posts: 26,323
RE: Owl Hooter
ORIGINAL: StrutnBPS
Why do you want one so loud? Owls aren't all that loud? I like using them any time of day. I have gotten them to gobble at an owl when they wouldn't at a crow or turkey call.
Why do you want one so loud? Owls aren't all that loud? I like using them any time of day. I have gotten them to gobble at an owl when they wouldn't at a crow or turkey call.
You'll be surprised how the Hawk call works.
01-17-2006, 09:31 PM
#14
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Sugar Grove NC USA
Posts: 322
RE: Owl Hooter
Srtutnbps-
I think he would want a loud one for several reasons. The first being that its not always a perfectly still morning without winds, or creeks, or highways nearby making noise and making it hard to hear. You also want to make a turkey at 400 yards gobble just as much as you want to hear one at 100. If I want to hoot loud... i just face away from where i think the gobbler is...scouting helps with that. also you can be quieter on a loud call than you can be loud on a quiet call.
I think he would want a loud one for several reasons. The first being that its not always a perfectly still morning without winds, or creeks, or highways nearby making noise and making it hard to hear. You also want to make a turkey at 400 yards gobble just as much as you want to hear one at 100. If I want to hoot loud... i just face away from where i think the gobbler is...scouting helps with that. also you can be quieter on a loud call than you can be loud on a quiet call.
01-17-2006, 09:48 PM
#15
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: WC FL
Posts: 26,323
RE: Owl Hooter
Thank you Gobble.
This is what I originally said,I have used the Owl Hooter for many years and if they don't answer, I'll use the Chicken Hawk Call.
When I am less than 100yds, heck, I cup my hands and can do an owl Hoot.I can also Whistle the quail in.
This is what I originally said,I have used the Owl Hooter for many years and if they don't answer, I'll use the Chicken Hawk Call. When I am less than 100yds, heck, I cup my hands and can do an owl Hoot.
I can also Whistle the quail in.
