returntoarchery
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What is the type call you use most on public land?
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Most used call type on Public Land?
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short stop
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voted box call as most used , and Looks like I'm wrong again 8 -1 so far , but hey what do I know about Turkey hunting 
--- tube and wingbone will be the most seldom used calls as most hunters dont own one . I have seen where the wingbone have gotten better responses latley --or maybe cause Im starting to sound bettter by the end of the season . Maybe diff sound , pitch , and seldom heard tone ??? who knows but they work .
--- tube and wingbone will be the most seldom used calls as most hunters dont own one . I have seen where the wingbone have gotten better responses latley --or maybe cause Im starting to sound bettter by the end of the season . Maybe diff sound , pitch , and seldom heard tone ??? who knows but they work .
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Sugar Hill Scouter
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just clucking and purring
Big Country Boy
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(!$#@%&@#) Is What I Usually End Up Calling After A Day On Pubic Land
BUT FOR TURKEY A SOFT SOUNDING SLATE WOULD BE MY CHOICE..
BUT FOR TURKEY A SOFT SOUNDING SLATE WOULD BE MY CHOICE..
GA DAWG
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I'm with you and I still think a box would be the # 1 used call on a WMA ...This poll liesvoted box call as most used , and Looks like I'm wrong again 8 -1 so far , but hey what do I know about Turkey hunting
--- tube and wingbone will be the most seldom used calls as most hunters dont own one . I have seen where the wingbone have gotten better responses latley --or maybe cause Im starting to sound bettter by the end of the season . Maybe diff sound , pitch , and seldom heard tone ??? who knows but they work .
Public Land Prowler
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I have found that the calls most used on public land are
#1 other hunters(as people on public land always seem to try and get between you and the bird)
#2 is a crow call
#3 is a hoot
#4 any sick sounding diaphram,slate,or box...
#1 other hunters(as people on public land always seem to try and get between you and the bird)
#2 is a crow call
#3 is a hoot
#4 any sick sounding diaphram,slate,or box...
BOSSOFTHEWOODS
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BgDadyBeardBustr
Gone But Not Forgotten
You are dead on about that one. I have heard some sick sounding calls made on Public Lands. I think its the Pep Talk before they get out of the truck.....Man I sound so good.....
Tim
BOSSOFTHEWOODS
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On which day?
Seriously, don't see a difference in which type of call on public or private, more a matter of ,for lack of a better word, style. And only Mr. Tom can answer that question w/GOBBLE!
(no vote)
returntoarchery
Senior Member
Agree it is the one they gobble at as the mood strikes them.
I should have been more specific in my question.
It implies what call type you have the most success with and use the most often on public land?
I know many times it is personal preference, the one you're best at using or the one they gobble at but there is method to my madness although it may not seem like it.
So keep a vote-in and I'll be sure to let y'all know if it pans out.
I should have been more specific in my question.
It implies what call type you have the most success with and use the most often on public land?
I know many times it is personal preference, the one you're best at using or the one they gobble at but there is method to my madness although it may not seem like it.
So keep a vote-in and I'll be sure to let y'all know if it pans out.
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kevincox
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diaphram for me
BOSSOFTHEWOODS
Senior Member
Diaphram -mainly for less movement & rainy days
Aluminum slate- windy days & locating
Long box -Cause I like it
I have others & use them on occasion but these are my 3 GOTO calls. As far as success ,I 've never kept count on which one works on the most birds. Except this year thats been easy ZERO
Aluminum slate- windy days & locating
Long box -Cause I like it
I have others & use them on occasion but these are my 3 GOTO calls. As far as success ,I 've never kept count on which one works on the most birds. Except this year thats been easy
ZERO
returntoarchery
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