Best Mouth call
#2

When it comes to mouth calls My favorite brand is Quaker Boy! They seem to fit my mouth just right. I like to use the Old Boss Hen for my purrs and clucks and yelping along with them. If I feel the need to get aggressive and use some cutting or cackling and aggressive yelps and such I use either the Jagged Edge or the World Champ. Primos is good too.
#8
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
Posts: 1,027

I've always kinda liked the H.S. Strut Cuttin' 2.5 in the Alumistrut frame. But every year I like to try at least a couple of new ones to see if I can find one I like better, but so far I haven't found anything I like better than the H.S. Strut. I'm always open to suggestions though!

#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Posts: 500

My favorites, in order, are:
Primos double-stacked frames--True Double, True Double II
Mad High Frequency (red)--any cut
Knight & Hale (something about a) Hen IV (KH 143)
Primos Many Beards(?)
I'm always looking for other/better--I have a specific diaphragm that I prefer for each turkey sound--yelp, putt, purr, flydown cackle, cutt, gobbler yelp, tree yelp, ground cackle, kee kee run--that I think sounds the best, which I have acquired over teh years, but I can make (most all) the sounds on each different diaphragm, too. Guess I have too much time on my hands!!
Though I like stacked frames, I do not like the palet plate or tone trough style diaphragms, at all. I know they're said to be better for the gag reflex, but, to me, they just feel funny/awkward.
Primos double-stacked frames--True Double, True Double II
Mad High Frequency (red)--any cut
Knight & Hale (something about a) Hen IV (KH 143)
Primos Many Beards(?)
I'm always looking for other/better--I have a specific diaphragm that I prefer for each turkey sound--yelp, putt, purr, flydown cackle, cutt, gobbler yelp, tree yelp, ground cackle, kee kee run--that I think sounds the best, which I have acquired over teh years, but I can make (most all) the sounds on each different diaphragm, too. Guess I have too much time on my hands!!
Though I like stacked frames, I do not like the palet plate or tone trough style diaphragms, at all. I know they're said to be better for the gag reflex, but, to me, they just feel funny/awkward.