Posted

I havea 30 min. drive to work every morning to the big city (Wichita). I used to blast Buck Gardner's CD on how to call ducks and it worked pretty well. Been turkey hunting for a while but never bothered to learn the "proper" way to call. I thought I my might up my success ratio a little if I could practice the diaphragm call on the way to work. I haven't seen any at Wally World like I do duck calling CD's. Any suggestions?

Mr. Longbeard

How many turkeys have you taken???

TurkeyStalker

Turkline by cody........

turkeyhunter_15

I got this outfit today...Really nice!
http://www.primos.com/product_info.php?products_id=728

Includes
[ul][*]MTA® - “Mouth Calls Made Easy” Instructional CD[*]Mini A-Frame™ Double[*]Sonic Dome™ Double[*]Many Beards™[*]Mouth Call Case [/ul]
I really like it. I was playing with it all day and now have more confidence in my calling

Posted

I usually take one a year. I always buy two tags, and there are more jakes in the mix than I would like to admit.

Posted

Thanks for the response, I think both CD's look pretty good.

turk2di

Go to www.treetopturkeys.com

Scout Pro

I like the "Real Turkeys" line of CD's put out be leading Turkey Biologist Lovette Willimas.

slee

Go to Midwest Turkey Call Supply and order Treetop Turkeys #2. It doesn't give you instructions on how to call, but has some of the best turkey sounds I've ever heard on a CD. It is live birds doing their thing, and it is an excellent way to learn how you should sound. Practice along with the CD trying to match pitch and cadence, and you'll be amazed at how fast your calling improves.

Hawgnman

Try Knight & Hale's Spittin' Feathers III CD. Better than treetop turkeys IMHO.