How you go about getting one? A poplar box is hard to beat.
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Huntaholic
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"HERE TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY! HERE TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY!" usually works pretty good for me!
A pot call that I made....walnut pot, slate over glass, hickory and purpleheart strikers. This year I am also going to try a beautiful wingbone call that my buddy 'Fairchaser' gave to me a couple of years ago....working to learn to make turkey sounds on it now...
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As I have gotten more experienced over the years I use mouth calls more and more, but I have been carrying this call for 25 years and I still use it many times a season. It has been responsible for more dead birds than I can count. I bet it didn't cost me $20 bucks. If I ever lose or break this call, I will go into a deep state of depression.
sharpshooter
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Ones you get them trained just shake the bucket of yellow acorns and they'll come running 
Thanks for sharing. I bought a second one about 10 years back. It doesn't sound the same as the original. I would certainly buy a couple more and try them if something happened to the first one.They are still available.
Dave Owens Blue Ghost mouth call. I use the Grey Ghost also, but mainly the Blue.
The more I use my wing bone the more I use my wing bone.
I use a Primos Purple Haze glass call when trying to locate as well.
I have other calls that I carry and mess around with just for the enjoyment of it, but the above listed calls are what I kill turkeys with.
The more I use my wing bone the more I use my wing bone.
I use a Primos Purple Haze glass call when trying to locate as well.
I have other calls that I carry and mess around with just for the enjoyment of it, but the above listed calls are what I kill turkeys with.
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Yes sir its a killer and especially on Merriams!
Kevin Snook
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I've got some Cody pots that I really like
Got a David Halloran slate pot that works good.
I'm not much on mouth calls but if I do use one it's a Cane Creek "Mr. Death"
Got a David Halloran slate pot that works good.
I'm not much on mouth calls but if I do use one it's a Cane Creek "Mr. Death"
Gobble4me757
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Houndstooth vixen diaphragm has lead to many turkeys death
Believe it or not, when I need to yank a gobble out of a bird just to make me feel better or have been whooped by one for a couple days, I pull out a Lynch World Champion box call. It's the first turkey call ever owned and is probably 35 years old. Don't know if it is the tone/sound of the call or my confidence in it…or something else but it works and I never leave for the turkey woods without it.
Joe2Kool
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I'm not brand specific, but mouth calls are my go to. Probably use them 60% of the time. The other 40% is split between an old Knight and Hale box, a couple of slates, and a couple of wingbone yelpers.
Primos Aluma-Slate and an H.S. Strut split V 3 reed. Been a killer combo for me for a lot of years. Dad had an aluma-slate that I learned how to hunt with so I bought one for myself when I was 17 or 18.
Union Co. Boy
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Woodhaven Toxic Orange and a slate call that my uncle made for me when he started experimenting with them. Never been turkey hunting in his life. Just loves to make stuff by hand. Lord at the birds that call has brought to their demise. It's priceless to me.
