How many of ya'll have actually heard a kee-kee?

[Wishin I was Fishin]

Never heard it in the woods, but i've heard my uncles turkeys do it plenty. I don't use it while hunting so much.

 

[RipperIII]

...how do you make that sound with a mouth call?

 

[rex upshaw]

...how do you make that sound with a mouth call?

ghost cut.

 

[Wishin I was Fishin]

I can do it with any of my mouth calls by turning it on its side, I can't really describe how I do it, but I can do it with it in regular position with a ghost cut.

 

[RipperIII]

ghost cut.

Thanks Rex, I've been trying with two different cuts...no "ghost cut"...and it's been difficult to say the least.

 

[Payton Everett]

Heres a cool video of hens kee keeing

 

[MCArcher]

Heard a hen calling so I called back to her. She came back with a kee-kee followed by a yelp. We did that back and forth for a while then she showed up with three gobblers!! The gobblers never made a sound.

 

[short stop]

heard a kee kee ? I hear it all the time . alot in the fall but I use it almost daily in my calling runs on hunts in the Spring ...

 

[BASS1FUN]

I hear it mostly in the fall but i have never tried it in the spring

 

[returntoarchery]

I have, and I do.

same here.

 

[hoppie]

Yeah do not know how to explain how I make the sound. Just played with mouth call enough that I could manipulate the sound to do a kee-kee by changing mouth shape and air flow.

 

[Huntinfool]

It is in most of sequences. Do it a lot leading into yelps.

If you've spent any time at all listening to hens chatter at each other, you've heard a kee kee...or at least part of one.

It does not always sound like the guys on stage.

The quote above is 100% exactly correct.

 

[Bucky T]

I'll kee kee. I've had a few gobblers go nuts over it!

I've heard it before during the spring turkey season.

I've heard kee kee's more in the fall deer hunting.

 

[gregg]

I remember way back in my college days, using a kee kee call when nothing else was working, got a gobbler to respond from several hundred yards away, within a few minutes the Kee Kee brought him into gun range and the deal was done.....so it can and does work, just another option. I've also been able to get hens to respond to a kee kee and call them into the area which of course can bring in the tom.