What's your favorite turkey call
 

Any Favorite turkey calls?

My go to call is a cherry slate with a matching striker. It may not be my best call but it's the one I have confidence in when it's time to make those early morning tree calls.

I'd have to say my old Ted "Pete" Peters sweet liPs... Ooohhhh it's a turkey taker...

Woodhaven brand slate/cherry pot call.

Hand made box call from MT. I believe it is made from walnut.

Lynch's fool proof box call.

Favorite Call
 

My favorite is my slate made by Top Calls. Actually I like all my calls from Top Calls. The slate is amazing and the box and mouth calls are good too. I'm not sure why but their mouth call seems easier to use than other brands.

Mine is my homemade slate call

homemade slate call

I like a box call, I've got a no name, a NWTF "JAKES, both smaller box calls they have worked for me. Just got a Bass Pro "Redhead REALITY NWTF" boat paddle. Two sided plays sweet entirely different tone each side, can't wait to see, hear it in action!

Probly a slate or a box depending on my mood I like the slate for my general purpose but I am more used to a box so i bring it along for the ride in case it need it

I have enjoyed both my slate which is an over the counter pot call and my box call. The biggest issue with my box call is it is a long box.. Works great but, just 2 bulky if you ask me.. I have a new pot call on order that is being made up.. I can hardly wait to try it out! It is a double sided call that is small enough to put in and out of my pocket!!

I am also planning on try a wing bone call i have made just to see how it can work..

I try just about every friction call I can get my hands on but hands down the best I have every used for me personally is a Cody World Class slate. The Cody woodsman is a great call as well for a much more reasonable price tag.

Running a high end call and learning to use it correctly does make a difference IMO particularly on some of those older public land turkeys. Yes at times a squeaky car door will call them in but at times sounding exactly like a wild hen makes the difference.