[GSLAM95]

Which is your favorite type of turkey call and also post the # of these calls that you use while turkey hunting through out the season.

 

[KansasNative]

Knight and Hale

Harolds Half moon cutter. This mouth call is built for cuting and aggressive calling. I can purr really well with this mouth call. It gives a great tone for fighting purrs as well.

I will use 2 during the season and have one back up in case I loose one.

ckc

 

[Dobber]

Can't beat a slate. Killed more Toms than my other calls combined. I carry two....a true slate call and a "glass" for wet conditions. Both are custom calls made by Ted "Pete" Peters. Two drawbacks: requires two hands and the true slates don't work wet, but the second problem is solved with a good "glass" call.

 

[idlitto]

I just use my voice, it's cheap easy to carry and impossible to forget. Although I am sure I drove a few people crazy honing my craft.:darkbeer:

 

[PSE76]

I just use my voice, it's cheap easy to carry and impossible to forget. Although I am sure I drove a few people crazy honing my craft.:darkbeer:

I do the same thing when the birds get within 50 yards or so, less movement. A co-worker makes turkey calls in his spare time and gives them away at work. He makes slate, glass and aluminum top friction calls and custom cedar/corncob strikers. I have all three of his calls and about 8 or 9 different strikers, all of which sound a little different. Best sounding calls I have ever used.

 

[PAstringking]

i like a box call and a mouth call. deadly combination...IMO

 

[IChim2]

L to R.....lynch's jet black slate,ike ashby black slate,knight & hale lonesome hen push button,lynch box and wing bone.I've had most of these calls for years and they never let me down.I used a mouth call also for yrs,but quite messing with them.

 

[Stanley]

Box call

 

[belden148]

a good multiple reed mouth call...preferably 3-5 reeds...until they get in close...then i go to a double reeded call (takes less air...allows me to tone it down easier) for softer clucks and purrs

 

[hooks]

Doug Camp "Camp Caller"--Screamin' Hen II-- Critter getter box

 

[Tribute2007]

Slate call

 

[18javelin]

Wood Haven Mouth Calls..... With a Good Slate to back it up.


But who can have just 2 calls. I take at least 6 with me everytime if not 10.

 

[MIKEY CUSTOM-G]

box,,,,,,it gets 'em,,,then a mouth cut or two.

 

[Nate's Parker]

Mouth call I like to be hands free. Plus I think you can create more sounds with them.

 

[Buckbadger]

My favorite is a mouthcall mainly because of hands free operation. I like the sound of a good quality slate call, but probably use the often overlooked aluminum call more. My opinion, it's more versatile than a slate and has pretty good sound quality.

 

[$dabucks]

I use two Blodgett "Double Trouble" slate calls. One is glass and slate the other is glass and glass. I use 5 different Primos Mouth Calls. THe Primos "Double Trouble II" and "Triple Trouble" are my favorite's. I also bought the three signature mouth calls from Primo's this year. I haven;t used them hunting yet but I am very pleased with variety of tones I get frome them. Three more weeks and I can really put them to use in the woods.

 

[WyoGoat]

I use the Quaker Boy Kee Kee diaphram. I have used this call since '94 and have had great luck with it. Despite buying a few new calls a year I always go back to this one, and you can call at full draw if needed.

 

[house]

Hooks and Rohm Bros. A deadly combination.

1) 2 1/2 reed Hooks Mouth Call
2) Hooks Glass call
3) Dale Rohm Box Call
Those three have given many turkeys a dirt nap!:wink:

 

[Straightline]

I can't say enough about the Woodhaven Copperhead! Great rasp, easy to cut and cluck. You can reach out there or keep it soft!

 

[bigrackHack]

I think mouth calls sound the best. I like the Primo's "dome" series. They fit well and don't leave me gagging and slobbering. But I end up using slate calls the most. My Knight & Hale Sla-Tek sounds best...really raspy. But when they get in close, I switch to a model that straps to my leg so I can use it one-handed so I can hold my bow with the other hand.