Unlike that of a cat, the Purr of a Wild Turkey is anything but a happy sound. When a Purr is described as "content feeding," understand, this just means that she's happy with where she is feedingand don't bother me. Much like a dog might growl over its food dish. [/align]Of coarse that old Gobbler aint much bothered byher warnings.[/align][/align]The scissor method[/align]Loosely hold the lid in an open position using the paddle hand. With the thumb of the box hand squeeze the lid closed dragging the lid over the sound board while keeping slight pressure with the paddle hand. Use the paddle hand as a return, bringing the paddle back to an open position. Do not twist or bind the paddle while retaining pressure toward the open position. [/align]Plucking a cluck can easily be combined.[/align][/align]
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Another method is to hold the lid off to one side using the thumb of the paddle hand and rolling the paddle over the opposite sound board, back toward the thumb using the fingers.[/align]A Cluck can be added by tapping on the lid with the fingers between rolling out Purrs.[/align][/align]
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By applying more down pressure with the fingers a Fighting Purr can be produced.[/align][/align]
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Get'n the most from your box call, The PURR
