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Haint gobble call

I like my Primos shake gobbler. The Haint takes as much hand movement too, like a goose flute. But have to admit it sounds good.
 
Matt.Wilson said:
I like my Primos shake gobbler. The Haint takes as much hand movement too, like a goose flute. But have to admit it sounds good.
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Less than your gobble shaker lol....I tried to use the haint and lets just say that if I got one today I wouldnt be using it this season.
 
:DI guess it "haint" as good as advertised. Seriously, about in the class as the "Squealin' Hen" (of which I unfortunately own one).
 
I drunk the kool aid and they got me for 50 bucks. I guess I can chalk it up to paying a stupid tax.
 
I used a shaker gobble call one year. It brought in several lonely hens and made one long beard, that was hung up just out of range, tuck tail and run the other way. After that I give the call to the kids.

I'll most likely avoid the new ones too.
 
I got one have had it for two days, it's really not hard you jus gotta blow anduse your hands like they say. Fortunately I bought it from them at the convention, so they taught me a little. The DVD explains it well ... You gotta get a good seal like a goose call , but you blow it differently..
 
there is no comparison with the knight and hale and the haint. i do know that the haint was the first one and it sounds a whole lot better and yes it is tough at first but like every other call out there it takes practice. and more practice. just like the diaphrams and duck call when the came out it was new. just like this. theres alot of time money and stress that it take to make a call. and sure i agree may not be for everyone just like everyone dont know how to blow a duck call or a master at a diaphram. there is ppl out there that struggle with an owl hoot. just give a lil credit where credit is due and if you struggle just ask
 
HORNHUNTER31 said:
there is no comparison with the knight and hale and the haint. i do know that the haint was the first one and it sounds a whole lot better and yes it is tough at first but like every other call out there it takes practice. and more practice. just like the diaphrams and duck call when the came out it was new. just like this. theres alot of time money and stress that it take to make a call. and sure i agree may not be for everyone just like everyone dont know how to blow a duck call or a master at a diaphram. there is ppl out there that struggle with an owl hoot. just give a lil credit where credit is due and if you struggle just ask
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Why is there no comparison?
 
knightrider said:
refuse to use a gobble call,im not hunting california birds.
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Don't be like that....

sometimes that's the only call that will make them break strut and come to your hen yelps.... makes him think another gobbler is moving in on "his" girl.
 
I tried one out at the convention. If I could make it sound as good as those guys, i would have bought one. Guess I will stick to using gobbler yelps and spitting and drumming as my back pocket tool for a hung up gobbler.
 
I can gobble with a diaphragm, a box call, and a shaker tube. No need for another thing that I can loose or not use. I'll pass on this one.
 

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