Your most used call

[TrackeySauresRex]

Glass Hammer and a reed to close it out when it's going good. Most times there is a whole lot in between.

[ChesterCopperpot]

Permar delrin classic is definitely my most used and most consistently carried call. I'm a pot call and yelper man for sure. I usually carry two to four pots and five to eight strikers, the pot choices changing as the season progresses.


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[bdirks]

I have killed most of my turkeys with a pot call. Wendell Rye makes all of my pot calls. My Ambrosia Maple Slate over glass has the highest head count. My Wormy Persimmon Copper over acrylic has tricked a few also. The last couple years I have gotten into using a trumpet. The late Lewis Stowe made a couple for me, his original trumpet in AZ Desert Ironwood and a cartridge call in African Black Wood. The ABW cartridge call had an Old Tom coming last year until a mushroom hunter decided to crash the party. I have a Lynch box call that doesn't get much use. Other than when using a flute, I always have a Gooserbat mouth call in. They have fooled a few Tom's into their untimely death also. I have an AZ Desert Ironwood tube call that Pappy from this page made. I just can't seem to get it mastered, so it stays on the shelf.

[Gobbler428]

I use trumpets and box calls the majority of the time. I carry several of each so if he doesn't like one I will try another. I always finish with the same call that I start him with. My favorite trumpet and most used is a KP Cocobolo.

[Cottonmouth]

I hate to say it but my go to call for the last 15 yrs has been a Quaker boy rimshot slate I got on clearance from Wal-Mart for $5. That thing has caused a lot of death in the turkey population over the years.

[TJ3152]

Start them with either a short box or longbox normally. Scratch box is always available if needed. Always have a mouth call in my mouth to finish with allowing no movement.  I do carry a pot but it normally stays in the vest unless other calls aren't effective that particular day.