I've got a number of different calls, as well as strikers so I can vary things up to see if I can find what turns a bird on. I start low and build up with a Lynch box call and another smaller box call made by a guy in his shop in Lousyanna. With a rubber band around them, especially the bigger Lynch box, and moved up and down the box I can make good clucks, putts, yelps, purrs and by moving the rubber band down near the spring I can turn the call upside down and by holding that end of the box rapidly move it back and forth sideways to make a really good gobble by shaking the paddle back and forth across the box. If I get a bird started and he's coming in I go to a slate, but sometimes just stay with the box. You never know on any given day what will turn them on and by experimenting sometimes you can find what they want when nothing else will turn them on.

RemMod1100---Great picture of the boy with his bird!