What call you bring to the woods

H.S. STRUT DIAPHRAGM i really like the old rasp hen but wanna hear some of the new flextone calls. look simple

 

I bring an assortment of slate and box calls, as well as a crow call.

I have some diaphragm calls, but it sure sounds like a wounded bird when I use it. I just don't have the knack.

 

I have a custom slate call from Addiction Calls. I also use a Primos Sonic Dome diaphragm call.

 

Knight and Hale diaphram calls and a Primos Jackpot slate call.

 

I use a scratch call with a metal plate on a hollow box. I can't remember the name of it but I have had it for about 30 years. Originally it had a cedar stick and a corncob but I use a plastic scratch peg with it now. I also sometimes use a wingbone style call that I made with a piece of #10 wire insulation and a film canister. Last year was my first year back turkey hunting in years but I used to knock them down pretty regularly. I have never called in many birds with a diaphram except hens, jakes and predators. I guess it is like fishing lures, you succeed with what you have confidence in.

 

I don't know the model but I have the New Primos Diaphragm calls the Blue and Green. I like the blue one the best

 

I've never had luck with the HS, I sound like a Canadian goose no matter what. I'm sure it's me. I Just tried a Flextone Spur Collector yesterday and it did sound pretty darn good at first and then after about an hour it fell apart.

 

I have a Primos Jackpot glass call, some sort of Primos box call, and some sort of H.S Strut slate call. As you can tell, I keep up with turkey calls pretty well :D

 

That sucks. Hope the gave you a refund

 

Lynch fool proof box call and flextone mouth calls always get the job done for me. The only calls ive ever used

 

Primos diaprham and my new Haint gobble call from down and dirty outdoors

 

i wanna pick one up im hearing alot of good stories on these calls.

 

I have far too many to list, and I use most all of them. I like to really mix it up in the woods, I will use different calls at different times. Sometimes two at once, you'd be amazed how often a bird will respond to one call but not the other.

 

I take the kitchen sink...have a pouch of various mouth calls I've collected over time...probably three of which I actually use. I carry a Bill Baublit custom box call, a Bill Baublit custom copper over glass pot call, and a slate over glass pot call from Derby City.

I'm not very good with a mouth call and wind up using the box call and a pot call most of the time. The Derby City is a new addition this year so it will likely get a workout.

 

I take them all but really only use my mouth calls.

 

I don't have any loyalty to any particular brands but I typically use a slate call to do some soft tree calling and then once they fly down I usually switch over to diaphragm calls to limit movement.

 

I use diaphragm calls from cramer's custom calls, a slate call from hanks game calls, and a box call from hardy's custom calls. The box is great where I live for the windy days, or trying to bring a bird in from a long ways out.

 

^^^^this right here is all you need to tag out.

 

Only luck I've had at all around here is with a diaphragm. I have about 8 now I think and only really like 2 of them. Both are Primos. One is a dome type and the other is a 3 reed both have the cut out reed on them. That's all I'll carry this year.

 

Im very experienced with a diaphram call, but still bring everything I have !! I have had birds that would not answer to a box call or slate, and had them get real vocal with a mouth call.. And sometimes the complete opposite.. and harvested one with a box call when the slate and mouth call would not work.. Bring it, and see what works.. I agree with different calls at the same time.. Sound like a flock of hens..

Good luck to all..