Natural voice or do you use a call....
#2
Nontypical Buck
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From: Calif
Nice pic Paul!As for owling,dont do it way out west here buddy!We dont have' who cooks for you who cooks for you all" !Lot of great horned and burrowing owls,but if you really want to make a turkey sound-off primarily on the roost in these parts you cant go wrong with a coyote howler!Once on the ground a goose flute or a pilleated woodpecker work great!!
#4
strickly my own voice.........pretty good at it too.........[:-]
workin' out in the woods gets really lonely at times and you learn to keep yourself sane...lol........
workin' out in the woods gets really lonely at times and you learn to keep yourself sane...lol........
#6
Typical Buck
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From: AR USA
I use the Primos hoot flute mostly, but bought the palmers hoot tube before season.
it' s the best soundin reed type owl hoot I' ve heard on tv. the Primos camp owl sounds good also.
LOL ma! I' d like to be out there hid somewhere and listen to ya talk to them owls.
it' s the best soundin reed type owl hoot I' ve heard on tv. the Primos camp owl sounds good also.
workin' out in the woods gets really lonely at times and you learn to keep yourself sane...lol........
#8
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From: Calvert co. Md USA
I also use my voice. Lots of barred owls around here and they usually call for me very early in the morning. If they dont and it is about to get light and no birds have gobbled yet, I rip out a loud whooo Just one long note with the gutteral sound at the end. This is the sound that the owls make sometimes and it usually gets a shock gobble. If that doesn' t work I wait about 2 minutes and yell out a who cooks for you who cooks for you all. I have tried cannister owl hooters and they weren' t loud enough.



