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Post by daworz on Jun 27, 2006 19:30:14 GMT -5
I started turkey hunting this Spring, Well i went twice and man did i love it? I did'nt bag a bird nor did i hear a Tom gobble, but fell in Love with the whole thing,My wife said because you were in the woods, I could live outdoors.My qustion is i started praticing with diaphram calls, i bought one at wally world along with a cd, i want to get a good diaphragm so can someone steer in the right direction, I have alot of time to get ready for the spring season, i just need a good mouth call. How could someone not like this sport?
Daworz
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Post by hunter7x on Jun 28, 2006 9:11:34 GMT -5
I've never been a big fan of them. frictions calls are much more versitile and easier to master. I wouild bet your going to get the same number of different answers as replies. I bet there's a bunch of good ones out there. Choose one that works best for you.
I will say since getting hooked up with my friends in Missouri, I've never heard a comercially made call sound as good as the ones the locals make and sell. You might try to find some hand made ones in another state like Missouri where they've been Turkey hunting a decades longer than Indiana has.
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Post by Decatur on Jun 28, 2006 10:23:55 GMT -5
I like the new Primos "Sonic Dome" calls with the plastic "bubble" to help position it in your mouth. They sound pretty good. Great for a beginning caller. They have single, double and triple reed models, and 2 sizes. I have a small mouth (no comments Chico! :-) ) and the smaller ones fit me fine. No more taking time to trim a call!! www.primos.com/game_calls.php?cPath=29_24_49_127 |
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Post by firelt72 on Jun 30, 2006 18:36:31 GMT -5
Daworz,
Here is what I can tell you, I like HS stuff and I also like primos, I have about 15+ in my fridge right now soaking in mouth wash (hint as how to save them and keep them pretty much germ free). The point is I have a couple different that I like. Buy a multi pack and see which one fits you right, you will gag and cough as you start out. Trim them to fit. You are just going to have to trial and error it, but I hope this helps some, keep working at it, I like a mouth call, I agree that friction calls are great, but as the old saying goes, you find them with box calls, bring close with the slate and kill them with the mouth call. It is hands free.
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Post by Mark T on Jul 3, 2006 6:41:48 GMT -5
Daworz, A good friend of mine owns a call company and makes some very good mouth calls!! Shoot me a email and I will hook you up with a few different ones for you to try before you go spending your$$ Mark T
Markt@mintel.net
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Post by buckfever7 on Jul 22, 2006 21:12:26 GMT -5
Give Woodhaven calls a look. I love their new Copperhead. I use mouth calls almost exclusively, but a slate and box are always handy in the vest.
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Post by racktracker on Jul 23, 2006 15:27:10 GMT -5
Store bought it's Primos.
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