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the owl works best for me in the early morning,crow later in day.
try them both,it will not bother them like calling to them with a hen call.
I have owl called and owl called and owl called with out any results,then hit the crow one time and he will double gobble.
it really depends on the bird.



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I use my slate. A LOUD set of clucks will make them speek up. POP, POP POP, POP POP POP. Works like a charm !

Well I use just about any thing that is loud,crow,owl,woodpecker and a coyote howler,all will work at different times.I have even used some of my predator calls.

Without a doubt top to bottom here in Calif,a coyote howler or a Canadian honker goose flute will set em off!Gilobbleobbleobble!<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

My best luck was with my truck horn.

It was by accident. I was getting out of my truck to take a leak when I bumped the horn. All of a sudden the woods just exploded with gobbles. Ever since, when all other locate calls failed, I'd hit the horn. Maybe half of the times I've tried I have gotten a gobble when the other locate calls failed.

Now the key is not to go walking straight at the gobbler. Work your way around and start calling from a different direction.

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The owl call works best for me...Over 90% of the time, in the mornings they gobble at it.
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Crow has worked better than owl or woodpecker for me. Truth is, none of them have worked real well for me the last few years compared to turkey sounds from a loud, high-pitched call. Might try a hawk or coyote this year. I'd rather save the turkey sounds for working instead of locating.

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Usually an owl call before light. Crow after that. Haven't had much luck with the coyote but will continue to carry and try it.

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