How often to shock gobble
#1
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Spike
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From: Minnesota
If you were trying to find turkeys in the woods or on the roost, how often do you shock gobble? Say if you wereslowly and quietlywalking the woodsline around a large farm?
#2
Assume your using a gobble call? If so, I'd only do it a few times after they've started gobbling, or around mid morning. Crow Calls, owl hooters, Peacock calls, woodpecker calls, hawk calls, coyote howlers, and even silent dog whistles all will work at gettin em to give thier location. use a gobble call sparingly and only if you know the property and its hunters...it can be very dangerous! good luck
#3
I only use it to find location ,then I put it away ,I try not to use it if I can ,but if I've seen or heard nothing I'll try it 1 or 2 time's ,if I get no response then I move on .
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Spike
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Minnesota
I've given up on the crow and owl call as I have never gotten a response from either of them, at least in my area. I now have both a jake gobbler and a coyote howler. It sounds like the coyote is a good call for gobblers on the roost and the gobbler works well during the day (yes, be careful for other hunters).
So, if it took me 3 hours to slowly walk around an entire farm, would you call every 15 minutes or so?
So, if it took me 3 hours to slowly walk around an entire farm, would you call every 15 minutes or so?




