..I was the hunting channel and the host of the show was hunting turkey,and he was letting out some type of loud squal from a mouth call,and the gobblers would gobble every time he would do this,he uses this as a locater and i see why,but im not sure what it was,it was sort of a high pitch squal long and drawed out squal,i had never herd a hen do this? he said he learn it as a boy,from the chickens in the yard when a hen chicken would make this sound ever roster would crow,im mean them gobblers were going nuts when he did this,anybody here know anything about this???????

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Totoe,I don't know if we're talkin about the same thing.But I've gotten gobblers to fire up when nothin else would work by puttin a long drawn out almost whistlin sound right before breakin into a series of yelps.I always refered to it as a whine.

I didn't see the show but it sounds like you're describing a hawk scream. <img src=icon_smile_question.gif border=0 align=middle>

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I saw the same show...and been practicing the call every since. I will find out if it works come april 6th!

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I saw the show also. It was not a hawk call. He was using the same diaghram he was calling with. It was just a drawn out single note. I have seen him use it before on other shows. It sounds out of place, like he is trying to call in a laying hen. But it does work for him. I'll certainly give it a shot this spring.

I didn't see that show yet,but it sounds like the screaming peacock.
that works also,it sounds like a chicken caught by a hawk.


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just saw the show with Paul newsom.the sound he made was a whine.
turkey's and chickens use this sound when there just feeding sorda like a purr.it sounds like a low wood duck whine.


I am not a hunter I am a whitetail population reduction specialest

remember keep your back to the sun, your knife sharp, and your powder dry.