Post by jkd on Mar 20, 2009 16:52:38 GMT -5
I'm curious to hear from the old timer veteran longbeard hunters out there... when using a box call or pot, do you try for a raspy tone in your calling, or a cleaner, pure pitch? Which do you have more success with?
I see a lot of ads for calls talking about the raspy tone as a "feature" of the call, yet when listening to sample sounds of hens on the NWTF site, I don't hear a lot of rasp there...
What do you guys think?
I see a lot of ads for calls talking about the raspy tone as a "feature" of the call, yet when listening to sample sounds of hens on the NWTF site, I don't hear a lot of rasp there...
What do you guys think?
of boss hen by using raspy call and call her to you and she brings Mr. Longbeard to you, that has worked for me a lot of times. 9am-2pm, IMO there is a lot of lone gobblers looking and then crisp clear might work getting a lone bird to come into your set up. Versatility will help you be more successful, and a lot of times it depends on the mood of the birds, and having the tools to find something that works is key.