Outdoor Lady
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how did you learn to use one? For the past three years, I have one that I try and try with...it just isnt happening.
turkeyhunter64 said:place the call on the top of your mouth and with light tounge pressue just just start blowing aire across it. Don't worry about the sound focus on getting a constant unbroken sound. Once you can get a constant sound, start with the air flow of the word chick of chuck. The pressure of the tounge will control the sound so with a cadence of chick chick chick chick, or chuck chuck chuck chuck...you will sound like a hen there lady.
bvoss said:It really took me about two full seasons to get to where I could call turkeys in and kill them consistently with a mouth call. I have one in my mouth the whole time I'm in my vehicle from Jan.-May
bvoss said:I also prefer a raspy call to a clear note call. I feel it covers the mistakes that are so easy to make on the mouth call. It may be in my head, but hey, thats half the battle!
bvoss said:I also prefer a raspy call to a clear note call. I feel it covers the mistakes that are so easy to make on the mouth call. It may be in my head, but hey, thats half the battle!
luvtohunt said:I think part of it is finding a style of call that fits you...I sound best with a triple split v. Single reed I sound like a goose..lol. It doesn't really matter what brand to me, just as long as I stay with the same style. My favorite brand is just a "no name" that I bought @ Academy (that is the only place I have seen them). I have killed 95% of my birds with that 1 call.