REAL Gobbler Yelping

[svnmag]

 

[svnmag]

 

[svnmag]

^^^^FWIW and to satisfy mild OCD:

I've read some things purporting your calling sequences should be random. While I agree with that to an extent; IME and various vids; each turkey has a rhythm. I guess being a drummer back in the day causes me to worry about this "rhythm" too much.

I DO believe it's important to vary the cadence, accent and number of strokes after a kill, etc within a 50+ acre radius: Especially in fall...if you don't kill the boss hen.

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IME: Gobbler yelping in fall can bring in the boss hen dragging a chain of 25,000 or so birds. Don't flock shoot. Let them walk unless you see a big hen in need of lead.

That is all.

 

[Maddog]

the gobbler turkey yelping (on the ground) that I have heard throughout the years has been a 3 note cadence

with nothing else (just the one set)

numerous times

I have only heard the 3 note gobbler yelp call

 

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[Maddog]

@svnmag IMO I have had the best luck in the fall hunting defined roosts. Either in the morning or in the evening. Often times is a one time hunt as some will not revisit that roost soon again. As it gets colder that roost often times becomes even more specific in its location - they wanting a place to get out of the cold winds. Good luck It is so much fun in the fall, you pretty much have the turkeys all to yourself.

 

[svnmag]

Me too sir!! I like finding the sign, which food is available, the way you can "talk" turkey as opposed to just trying to arouse and the "traditional" feel of it. When I think turkey I think of Thanksgiving.

 

[svnmag]

This guy has given me years of experience in a few months. He speaks the truth: