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Turkey mouth calls for novice

Started by Pmringer, April 01, 2020, 05:05:26 PM

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Pmringer

I've always used slates and want to try mouth calls since I'll be hunting blow down instead of a blind. I tried a cheap Primos set and they aren't great. Any recommendations for a novice reed caller?

Thanks

bucknut

Try Tipton Creek calls.  They are fairly user friendly and very high quality. I like the TC Special.
Whom virtue unites death cannot separate.

Pmringer

Quote from: bucknut on April 01, 2020, 05:43:03 PM
Try Tipton Creek calls.  They are fairly user friendly and very high quality. I like the TC Special.

Thanks!

Bowguy67

Hooks. They're cheap n blow real easy. Good calls too
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Bowguy67

I should add idk if you'll be ready this year. It takes most guys some practice but bring them to work and run them on the way in and home.
You'll get a sore throat from them. To prevent that store in mouthwash. Keep in freezer in the mouthwash. That'll kill the germs.
The mouthwash needs to be alcohol free or it'll kill the reeds
62" Robertson Primal Overdrive 57lbs
62" Robertson Primal Overdrive 52lbs
62" Robertson Primal Overdrive 53lbs
62" Robertson Fatal Styx 47lbs
64" Toelke Whip 52lbs
58" Black Widow PSA 64lbs
62" Black Widow PSA 54lbs
60" Bighorn Grand Slam 60lbs
60" Bear Kodiak Hunter 50lbs painted black. My uncles bow. He may be gone but his spirit isn't. Bow will hunt again
52" Bear Kodiak Magnum 50lbs

Pmringer

Quote from: Bowguy67 on April 01, 2020, 06:15:06 PM
I should add idk if you'll be ready this year. It takes most guys some practice but bring them to work and run them on the way in and home.
You'll get a sore throat from them. To prevent that store in mouthwash. Keep in freezer in the mouthwash. That'll kill the germs.
The mouthwash needs to be alcohol free or it'll kill the reeds

Appreciate the advice.  I have some experience with them and may try them this spring but will mostly be relying on them for fall.  I can do basic calls and am anticipating a better read making a bit of difference.

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