dctkennels

The electronic game calls? I have a friend who cannot use a call to save his life, but is not sure of these calls. Any experience with them?

FLboy77

I would never ever use them even if they were legal!!

txjourneyman

Tell him to practice. It may take time but anyone can learn how to use a call if they put forth enough effort. Just my .02.

MN/Kyle

It gives a whole new meaning to aggresive calling

Ecalls are not for me, for anything. Deer, turkey, geese...na.

Part of the fun of the hunt is calling in a bird. Turkey calls take time, and practice, but it is ALWAYS fun.

OKbowhunter20

Illegal here...but like txjourneyman said, Id be willing to bet if he practiced a little he could get it

dctkennels

No clue as to how much time he has put in it, but he sounds more like a screaching owl than a turkey. I think he is tone deaf lol. He was just wondering if anyone had used one and there experiences.

Rob/PA Bowyer

Same here, it would seem cheating. Calling is part of turkey hunting. You don't have to be a great caller, you just need to know when and what to call. Turkeys make a tremendous amount of different sounds, just about anyone can call a tom in on any given day. Tell'em to practice with a variety of different calls. I could promise you, in just a couple minutes I could have him sounding perfect on an Enigma Glass over Slate from River Valley Game Calls. I teach 4 and 5 year olds to do it at booths.

TEmbry

Never in a million years. I hunt turkey because I enjoy calling to them, and the challenge of it. An ecaller would eliminate the former and seriously cut into the latter.

Ecallers have one spot in my hunting arsenal, and thats with the rest of my predator hunting gear. This year that will include coyote, fox, and raccoons. Hopefully I can one of any of those three.

joshw020

Give the guy a box call. . . my 7&8 year old daughters are proficient with them!

MOhunter46

Like said above, give him a box call and tell him to practice,practice,practice.