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Daytime locator call
Hey i am hunting in TX and was just wandering of a good locator call to find gobblers during the day (morning, mid-day and early evening). I dont know why I havent mastered a good locator call but they seem more difficult to me than turkey calling. Anyways a good easy to use call would be appreciated
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RE: Daytime locator call
Get to an area with a good listening spot... reach in the window of your truck and give 2 quick honks on your horn...
They'll gobble at that. |
RE: Daytime locator call
A crow call works great any time of day.
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RE: Daytime locator call
I use a squirrel barker call, but that might not work good in the open country of texas, try a wood pecker call.
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RE: Daytime locator call
The best daytime locator call I've ever found is the Primos Power Crow.... that baby seems to make 'em Gobble when nothing else will. If you're not positioned where the bird will be so close that you'll have to jump for cover or spook him, then a Box call is also an outstanding locator for windy days or greater distances.
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RE: Daytime locator call
Peacock call travels a long distance or a hawk call both work well and Very Easy!
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RE: Daytime locator call
Never used this, but I suggest a hawk. Whenever a tom is around and a hawk screams, he always gobbles. Thinking of getting one myself.
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RE: Daytime locator call
The first time I used a owl call about five owls land in the trees around me.
Mid morning I would have to agree with the crow call or box call . A gobble call often work well, but make sure you are in a safe place with little to no hunting pressure.... |
RE: Daytime locator call
ORIGINAL: kingvjack Get to an area with a good listening spot... reach in the window of your truck and give 2 quick honks on your horn... They'll gobble at that. Use a crow call, it doesnt even have to sound that good as long as it is loud. |
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