Where can you find a CD or something that explains,
The lagnuage of turkeys.

Like what each sound means.

Like the feeding sound,
Or the I am ready to get it on Big Boy ( To the Tom ).

I kinda know some of the sounds.
Buuuuuuuuut theres a lot of sounds to learn.

Or if some of the vetern turkey hunters could.

Put some of the sounds they know.
In word form.

This is for mouth calls.
Like yelps - kee kee sounds
Or the sounds a hot hen makes.

If you could do this.
It would be so helpfull to me and other newbes.

Thank You So Much

Does one exist? You might opt to find it online...I know there are deer vocalizations on line. If I were at work, I'd find it on DSL but on my home slow dial up....

YES IT DOES! SEARCH FOR LOVETT WILLIAMS!


he does have turkey CD and cassette tapes -


JW

H.S. Strut has a CD that they sell with thier calls. I bought a box call and the CD that came with itshows how to yelp, purr, gobble, ect.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

I'm going turkey hunting for the first time next Sunday.

Good luck.
And what ever you do.

Don't go Putt Putt Putt

Its a danger sound.
I found out the hard way.
I made that sound the first time I ever went.
The turkeys dissapeared real fast LoL
Boy did I learn that lession.

Unless I am mistaken....the National Wild Turkey Federation website has them all on audio.

I went to that nwt site and it had them. I can't tell the difference between a putt and cluck though...

yep...Lovett Williamsor Ray Eye has some great turkey talkin tapes

A putt has a definite amount of tension and "pop" associated with it. You will recognize it immediately when a live turkey does it in the woods. It happens when a turkeybecomes alarmed. A cluck is usually lower in tone and volume.