What kind of turkey calls u all use? My main is the knight and hale ole yeller slate call and mouth call im trying to get better at the mouth call anyone got any advice?
With the diaphragm, push air out like you would if fogging a pair if sunglasses. I carry three diaphragm calls, a slate, and I'm getting a new high pitch box call for locating. I also take a crow call, and owl hoot with my mouth. Sometimes I take a coyote call cause it is supper loud and high pitch.
Okay so is there a certain way to position it in ur mouth i got the idea but when i go to call it just sounds like a loud seal lol
Latex reeds point toward your front teeth. Use your tongue to press it to the top of your mouth. I have to cut mine a little to get a perfect seal. But cut too much and you will ruin a call. Main thing is using your diaphragm to push the air. You should feel it on your stomach not your chest.
primos mouth call will primos edition it small and at full draw u can call with it.Very very good call got many many turkey with it.
The Primos 222 The Gobbler. We used that this year and it worked super well as a locator. Not so much for calling them in to your location, but for finding out where they are at. They responded almost every time.
I use both the "cluck and purr" and "thunder cut'n" calls by flextone. They work really well and are LOUD! There very easy to use also! The cluck ad purr is for close range calling and the thunder cut'n is a great locater and callig from long distances. They do take a little practice like any other call but they are really nice if you get good with them! I never leave my diaphragm call at home though.. It's always with me while turkey hunting. It's never let me down yet!
I am 15 and haven't been turkey hunting before. What is a good call that is easy to use to start with?
I am in love with the bully slate and mouth calls! I believe that they are the best stuff on the market. Also for help I would download the app bully's turkey terror! It comes with instructional videos of how to preform various calls with the mouth call. Also they make a beginner mouth call that I currently own and it is very easy to learn on. The one tip that I believe in is practice, practice, practice!
If your just starting to turkey hunt, the easist calls to learn on are a box call, they produce a wide range of calls and are easy to run. A good mouth call is also important, but they take a lot of practice time to be able to learn all the calls and are very useful if your shooting a bow.
