Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: Gobble Doc on May 02, 2012, 07:41:40 PM
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What call do you prefer for a regular turkey hunt sitting under a tree? Slate, box, or diaphram?
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Slate all the way for me, has never let me down :tup:
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I'm an "All The Above" turkey chaser. Sometimes I want the soft purr and yelp of a slate. Sometimes little more volume and hands free of the diaphragm. And other times I want crisp clucks or the yelp of the box. Why do you think turkey vests have so many pockets? I think it is specially for call junkies like myself that will try almost anything once.
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:yeah:
BUT if you made me pick just one...mouth diaphragm because of hands free
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My favorites are diaphragms, but use boxs, pots, tube calls or snuff boxes, wing bone, push pulls, scratch boxes, hat slaps, raking leaves ............
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diaphragm calls 95% of the time. Sometimes I use a slate.
I HATE all the damn gimmicks on mouth calls nowadays. I have a hard time finding a plain old call without 'cups' or other BS.
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I have them all and will use whatever seems to fire up the Voodoo Chickens.
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Hunter Specialties® Ring Zone® Slate Pot call with a Hickory Cross Cut Striker. Sounds sweeter than any pot call I've ever used.
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Box call for me.
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Slate :)
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diaphram ....primos :tup:
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I use a turkey wing bone, have had real good luck with it.
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My favorite without hesitation is a custom glass over slate friction call made by a southern gentleman I will refrain from naming. His calls are now extremely expensive if you can find one, as he has retired from call making. Absolutely the most realistic call I have ever used, and I have quite a collection. Lets just say if I could only keep one call.....it would be that one without even pausing to think about it. Deadly. :tup:
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I have quite an assortment of calls that I take in my vest but the main 3 that I use are a Red Head Jerry Martin Box call made of Mahogany/Sycamore the wife calls it the red headed slut, a Primos Power Crystal with a purple heart striker and then my slate also a Primos call the Wicked Hen with an oak striker. My Howard House slate call has been retired to the shelf to preserve it.