Who uses a Gobbler call?

[Vaturkeyhntr]

The Haint!!! Wouldn't go in the woods without it..situational use only, but I've had it for one full season and it has already caused a couple birds to have a headache.

[Heller]

I use one, mostly for a locator but have used it at times on hung up birds

[eddie234]

I've got an hs strut and quaker boy shaker tube ones. I'll use them if nothing else seem to be working. A couple yelps and a double gobble.

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[turkeyfoot]

I don't because I hunt public land most of time and its pressured so good way to get shot would be to gobble

[TRKYHTR]

I do. I keep it in my bag of tricks. I killed a gobbler a few years ago with 1 3/4" spurs by gobbling at him.

Joe

[ferocious calls]

I do too when it seems needed but, will more often Jake or gobbler yelp if want to appear less aggressive. Just another tool. It is a shaker Quaker boy I think. Good for roosting at times as well.

[935hevi]

I use the Haint just purchased my second one.  And I wont leave for the woods without it. It takes practice to get a good gobble sound out of it but by far is the most realalistic gobbler call on the market.  Had it one year and has helped with 3 dirtnaps.  If you have a strutting decoy set up you better hold on to the base of the tree.

[Gobble!]

I keep a haint on me all the time. If the bird is giving me trouble I use it. Over the past 2 seasons it has played significant part in the death of 4 gobblers.

[Rio Fan]

I bought a Knight and Hale Hail Fire last year.  It worked really well for me in the evenings to get birds to gobble on the roost.  I did it use to try to challenge a couple longbeards that were strutting out in a meadow with their hens and they'd gobble back at me, but I couldn't convince them to leave their ladies.  Years ago I used a Primos gobble shaker as a last resort on a group of birds that were out in a field and moving away from me and they actually responded to the gobbles and came in to investigate and I whacked one of them. 

[bamagtrdude]

When the situation calls for it, I use a Knight & Hale Hale Fire call; it works.  Also can use a box call, an old Primos "shaker" type gobble call, etc.  I use it as the "path of last resort", most of the times; it's not part of my "regular" routine.

[buzzardroost]

I have used one numerous times with success. Primos Shaker.  When you start yelping with a diaphragm and then cut off your own yelp with a gobble, a lot of gobblers just cant stand it and will come in fast.

[jblackburn]

I wouldn't say I use it as part of a "routine" but I have successfully used gobbler calls to seal the deal.  I think it is a good late season tactic.

A couple years ago I gobbled at a bird in Kansas on the last day of the season who hung up at 80 yards then decided to go the other way.  As a Hail Mary, I gobbled at him (with my voice) when he was about 150 yards out.  He turned on a dime and met a face full of 6s just a few seconds later.

[Spring_Woods]

Never have, for no other reason than I just...never have!

[Gooserbat]

I use a two sided box and it can work wonders on a stubborn bird or even on a bird who is alone.  A few years back my Dad pulled a bird from over 1/4 mile away with a single gobble.  he came in on a string so to speak.  Just another trick in the bag.

[Heller]

I don't because I hunt public land most of time and its pressured so good way to get shot would be to gobble

Are you dressed up as a turkey?    seriously though, I hunt public land and private land, I have never once thought on public land that if I gobbled I would get shot at.