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| Wow...so it begins here Monday. I was organizing my turkey vest with my calls. I didn't notice but I don't have enough room for all my calls...lol... How could I cut some room for my calls? I know it sounds crazy but all of them sound great. So I really can't narrow it down to best sounding to not so good. Woodhaven you have really out done yourself this year or maybe I have visited yall way to much this year. This problem is a first for me because I have bought some different calls this years to try.
Puttin' the smack down on an ol' tom with the Mossberg 935...Rhino Choke 680....Nitro Ammo 3.5", 2-7/16 oz, #4s,#5s,and#6s...or Straight #7s |
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| Its hard to say which calls will work better than the others on any given day. What i do is listen to the hens in the area im going to be hunting and pick out the one that closely resembles them. In fishing u hear to choose lure colors to closly match the bluegill, crawfish, and other forage in the water your fishing for better success. I think you should apply this Match the Hatch theory to turkey hunting as well, it cuts down on gear as well as making u more appealing to that ol' gobblers ears.
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| Thanks or the response. Well I know I won't never put up the vision because it sounds so great. But I heard something the other day that turned me on. BEST BOX CALL I have ever heard. It is a Woodhaven call but hasn't made it to the market....Please Mr. Mike Please ..... Really love the red zones, TKMs, hot wings, and new energy....
Puttin' the smack down on an ol' tom with the Mossberg 935...Rhino Choke 680....Nitro Ammo 3.5", 2-7/16 oz, #4s,#5s,and#6s...or Straight #7s |
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| Sound like to me you need a vest with more call pockets. |
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| | JMO, but regarding the mouth calls, I try to have only 4 or 5 which are distinctly different. Right now, I've got a variety that I believe will ultimately "fit" what a gobbler is willing to answer to: * Red Vyper modified to a bat cut: VERY raspy with very good ability to softly cluck; sounds best loud * Copperhead 2: raspier than the modified Vyper... but it is extremely effective when blown at medium-sound * Benefield: use it only for kee-kee and purring; if I'm in a situation where a bird is close and I'm not planning on calling much, it's the choice * V-cut call from another maker (sorry WH): clearer tone compared to the Vyper/Copperhead; good at all ranges but especially lower * Bat-wing cut from another maker (ditto WH): used only for prospecting - sounds horrible softly; lot less raspy than either the modified Vyper/Copperhead While I blow many more calls proficiently, this the best and most diverse lineup that I currently have. My main thought process is that most birds will have a liking for at least one of these... but then again, there a likely a lot that won't respond to any but hey, that's TH.  |
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