Locator Calls. How do you use an owl call and a hawk screamer?

[spitndrum]

I have only used my crow call and it usually has worked all day...not this year. It works from about 8-10 in the morning...thats it. I have an owl call and a hawk call but i dont know how to use them. I really need to know how to use the owl call so i can locate them in the morning before they come out of the roost. When i blow into it it sounds more like a mallard call...how do you use it? Same with the hawk screamer. are they supposed to be short screams or what? i know it will be hard to describe, but id appreciate any attempts. These three calls are from knight and hale and came in a set. Thanks

[huntnma]

the hawk i have no clue.....and i believe the owl call, you say " who cooks for you, who cooks for you all" that should get ya the sound you are looking for...i use my voice for an owl, so i 'm not totally sure, but almost

[whitetailpredatorsizedoesmatter]

you should cup your hands over the end of the owl call. and you should be aggresive when you are making the call but not to much if you go to much the call should kindof cut out on you.

[atrautweiler]

I live near a large impoundment with many geese and I have used a goose call...if you can believe that!

[the_outlaw]

I'm with huntnma and whitetail on what they said!

the owl call, you say " who cooks for you, who cooks for you all"

you should cup your hands over the end of the owl call.

I have some websites you can go to and listen to what an owl call sounds like.
http://gobblegetter.tripod.com/g3c/id35.html
http://espn.go.com/outdoors/general/...ld_player.html
http://www.nwtf.org/
http://www.turkeyhuntingsecrets.com/...-mightyowl.htm

Hope this helps ya out man cause I use an owl hooter too, its one with a reed in it and I also thought it sounded funky. Best of luck to ya!!

Outlaw