turkey calls
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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Posts: 17
turkey calls
I want to get some feed back from the public about which calls have been more productive.
box call
shaker call
slate call
mouth call
tube call
or nothin at all
good huntin,
Grayson
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box call
shaker call
slate call
mouth call
tube call
or nothin at all
good huntin,
Grayson
P.S. when ya look at this reply for other people and then send me an e-mail at [email protected] and maybe we can shre turkey tips
#4
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blair Co., PA USA
Posts: 537
RE: turkey calls
Like the other fellas, friction calls are my standby. They' re versatile as far as volume goes, you can crank ' em to strike birds and then tone down to lure him the last few yards. With a single call and several strikers, you can sound like an entire flock of lonly hens.
My second choice would probably be either a tube call or diaphragm.
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My second choice would probably be either a tube call or diaphragm.
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#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
Posts: 1,027
RE: turkey calls
Without a shadow of a doubt, it is the peg and pot slate type calls that have done the trick for me. Slate, glass, aluminum or manmade surfaces......I don' t think it matters much......they all work and you won' t go wrong with any of them!
#7
RE: turkey calls
i always find my ol yeller in my hand.....and now that i make strikers its a hole new ball game.....i can sound like 100s of diffrent turkeys with a few diffrent strikers and my slate and glass calls...its nice...i also practice with them alot more and am getting fairly decint....i think friction calls sound the best and thats what i use....im sure any call is productive...i just perfer to use frictions...but when i need to reach out there i do bust out the box call....and now i learned the mouth call good enough to coax if needed....
#8
RE: turkey calls
Seeing this many people answer " frictions calls" makes me very happy that I rarely use one when hunting.
I' ll take a box call over any of them. I would say mouth call as it is my favorite, but you asked for " most productive" . With practice, there isn' t a single call that can' t be done on a double-sided box, including a gobble. Plus, they have probably fooled more turkey (and other hunters) in the woods than any other call.
I' ll take a box call over any of them. I would say mouth call as it is my favorite, but you asked for " most productive" . With practice, there isn' t a single call that can' t be done on a double-sided box, including a gobble. Plus, they have probably fooled more turkey (and other hunters) in the woods than any other call.
#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Oregon City Oregon USA
Posts: 249
RE: turkey calls
I would have to go along with the slate call. I have had more birds come in to them than all the others I have tried. It' s my go to call and I think it is the easiest to use to get a variety of calls, IMO.
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
Posts: 2,765
RE: turkey calls
I want to get some feed back from the public about which calls have been more productive.
As for what I would use , well Mouth call and the Slate with my Ol Secret wood striker...BT