I just got my February issue of Turkey & Turkey Hunting magazine and in the article titled "A Lifetime Of Turkey Locating" by Jim Casada, there is an inset box titled "Unusual Locators" where he lists 7 unusual sounds that he has heard cause a turkey to shock gobble. The last one on the list is "A fellow hunter breaking wind with considerable vigor". Now, I have a friend who told me several years ago that he made a turkey gobble on the roost with this unusual method, but since he is kind of windy in more ways than one, I took it with a grain of salt. But now we have a well known turkey authority saying he has been a witness to this phenomenon. So now, turkey hunters, along with your crow calls, owl hooters and coyote howlers, you are going to have to pack a can of pork and beans in your vests this spring so you too can try out this new locator call!

That wont be a problem for me I am very good at letting a few rip now and then, especially early in the morning..
Im gonna have to give it a try!!

Yeh but what if it goes too far and becomes more than a windy? You know...a "lumpy".

JIM Don't you Dare !!!!!!!!! ...BT

Adrian,I was goin to but this one was just too easy.Scrapper might jump on it though.

All I'm gonna say is, Adrain sure can make some very unussual sounds at the crack of dawn. Sometimes enough to make you , sometimes [:'(]
Scrapper

sounds like a lot of hot air to me.[][:'(]

HMMMMM....what company sells that call???? and do I need a striker???

I beleave the call is made by the pork and bean company.
No stricker needed. I would advise wiping the call off after use though. These type of calls can get really messy with alot of use.
Scrapper

, You guys are clowns , [:@] Take that ! ...BT