turkey calls
#3
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Jacksonville Florida USA
What push button clall would you recommend.....which one sounds the most realistic. I got the Lonesome Hen by HK? and I didn't think it sounded good, but I'm not a turkey hunter so I don't know
#4
Nontypical Buck
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From: Calif
I agree with b-gobbler here.Friction calls are a good place to start and a plunger-push-button type box call is easy to learn on.Quakerboys Easy Yelper is a good one and so is H.S's push-button box!H.S has a series of videos out from their university series called "So you want to be a Turkey Hunter"that I would recommend.It helps in alot of other areas besides calling! Check out "www.wingsupply.com"Good luck!!!
#5
Nontypical Buck
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From: Pa
Bobgobble2 has some good advise. Start out with the instructinal videos. H S Strut has some good ones. The first calling video i learned from was from them. They also make a pretty good call too..
Edited by - Mr. Longbeard on 02/21/2002 19:21:02
Edited by - Mr. Longbeard on 02/21/2002 19:21:02
#7
Nontypical Buck
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From: Spokane, WA & King George Va & Andrews AFB, MD
MY FIRST YEAR TURKEY HUNTING I USED A PRIMOS SLATE CALL, I PICKED UP THE CALLING REALLY QUICK. GOOD LUCK, AND WELCOME TO THE BOARD!!!!!
Edited by - robb92 on 02/21/2002 20:09:07
Edited by - robb92 on 02/21/2002 20:09:07
#8
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Shreveport, LA.
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I am new to turkey hunting and today I purchased a new crystal slate call from primos. After I figured out that I had to rough up the surface, it wasn't really hard to learn at all. I also purchased the Truth 13 by Primos and try to mimic their calling. I think it sounds similiar to their calling.
I am new to turkey hunting and today I purchased a new crystal slate call from primos. After I figured out that I had to rough up the surface, it wasn't really hard to learn at all. I also purchased the Truth 13 by Primos and try to mimic their calling. I think it sounds similiar to their calling.
#10
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: charleston tennessee USA
Well I have only hunted turks 1 time.But what I do is go to a state park and sit and listen to turkeys,and when I get home I pull out all my calls and fittle (play) with them
untill I get the sounds right.I thought I would never get used to mouth calls because I choked on them so much until I started to make weird sounds with it,and all of a sudden I started to make yelps,purrs,cackles,putts and so on.
Chris Johnson
untill I get the sounds right.I thought I would never get used to mouth calls because I choked on them so much until I started to make weird sounds with it,and all of a sudden I started to make yelps,purrs,cackles,putts and so on.
Chris Johnson


