Easiest turkey mouth call
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From: Hoytbowhunter
19-Apr-18
What is the easiest turkey diaphragm call. My coworker picked up a $10 2 pack and I’m convinced I got the crappy one. I sound like a dying turkey.
From: Bill Obeid
19-Apr-18
Use that one when you’re coyote hunting !!
From: stick n string
19-Apr-18
The more reeds they have the tougher they are to work. The cut pattern decides a lot about what a call sounds like. As well as the ability of the guy using it.... Having said all that, some of the worst turkey callers ive ever heard in the woods turned out to be turkeys. So watch some videos, practice a lot and do ur best. It doesn't take "world championship" calling to kill a bird
From: trkyslr
19-Apr-18
If you sound like a “sick” turkey with one you’ll sound like a sick turkey with them all.... I know the sick sound your speaking of I’ve heard it before.. will take some practice to get that to go away... but that being said a weak love struck tom or two has lowered their standards for weak hens and paid the price for it ;-)
From: Ben
19-Apr-18
I really like the Woodhaven calls. They are easy to get very good sounds from. The raspy hens sound great and have brought in a lot of birds for me.
From: Hoytbowhunter
19-Apr-18
I’m currently using the flextone freak out. I think It sucks or maybe I just can’t call.
From: Pigsticker
19-Apr-18
X2 "The more reeds they have the tougher they are to work." The easiest mouth call by far for me has been Tom Teasers! I have ran them straight out of the package.
From: PECO
19-Apr-18
As well as with elk mouth calls, if you are new, it will just take practice. I have a flextone I like, it is smaller, fits well, and sounds, good to me. Try a Primos call, their design was easy for me to learn on, with elk calls.
From: wkochevar
19-Apr-18
You don't have to sound like a world class caller to draw turkeys in, same with elk. Simple yelp series with a cut or two thrown in will bring turkeys to you. As was previously mentioned, some of the worst sounding callers in the woods are actually the animals themselves. Try a simple double reed with or without a notch or cut in one....and practice. you'll be fine. The hardest thing about diaphragms is finding the one that fits your mouth correctly and is comfortable to use. Good Luck!
From: lewis
19-Apr-18
Appalachian custom calls makes some very nice easy to use mouth calls I’ve taken several birds with them good luck Lewis
From: Dyjack
19-Apr-18
Ghost cut calls are the easiest for me. simple design. Soft yelps.
From: Orion
19-Apr-18
I've had good luck with the primos turkey reeds, especially the limb hanger. The quaker boy ones are good too
From: Glunt@work
19-Apr-18
My favorite is the Mile High Note diaphragms but in a pinch I'll use anything. We once showed up at midnight 4 hours from home having forgot the pack with calls in it. A pop can, duct tape, condom and some redneck engineering saved the day.
From: HUNT MAN
19-Apr-18
Tom Teasers . Best I have used in 30 years. Love them. Crisp and on point right out of the package. Hunt
From: hogthief
19-Apr-18
I like Perfections.
From: stick n string
19-Apr-18
My brother makes them. So you will find them in about every compartment of my trucks or anything with hunting stuff in it. Its pretty cool sending him a pic with a dead turkey and mouth call he made.
From: HULLHEAVER
21-Apr-18
HS Strut Raspy Old Hen
From: sitO
21-Apr-18
Here ya go...
From: BOX CALL
21-Apr-18
I have a real high and narrow palate and a partial plate and could never get a mouth call to work.guess that's why I make my own box calls.if I try blowing a owl hooter too hard,my partial pops loose.hey,it mite be a sound they never heard before.its all good.
From: Ben
21-Apr-18
Kyle, That's too funny! I think she's confused about how to operate a call, but she's got my undivided attention!
From: BC173
21-Apr-18
Funny thing about those diaphragms, the more you use them the easier it becomes. Those who say they can’t use one, either they never learned properly or they don’t practice enough. Even people with a small or narrow palate can. Either cut most of the tape off or go to a smaller frame.
From: drycreek
21-Apr-18
sitO, LMAO !
From: t-roy
21-Apr-18
Sounded AND looked like she had it down perfectly to me!
From: jims
21-Apr-18
I have a narrow face and mouth so end up trimming my mouth calls to fit. Once I trim a call that's comfortable in my mouth I'll use it to draw and trim others. I've always liked Woodhaven calls. They have a variety of cuts and reeds to choose from. I often use a couple different calls (especially if sitting in one spot for any length of time) to change things up. I learned a lot by watching YouTube calling videos....and practicing along with the videos! Make sure your wife and kids are gone and your house windows are closed or family and neighbors may go nuts!
