Your most Deadly Turkey Call

[model94]

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This call may not be your most expensive call, your best looking call or best sounding call, but your call that flat out kills birds. My call is the Enticer Pot call " The Wet One Classic".

[MDTOM84]

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Last season it was my Marlin Watkins bloodwood over butternut fiddle box

[bobk]

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  Last year  it was Matt Fulkerson  snakewood over curly limba hen box.

 Prior years it was Yingling slate over slate in a cherry pot and Albert Paul Walnut over Poplar and Ebony over Holly boxes

[DocHolliday]

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  hands down, Zach Farmer Blackwood or Mopane

[turkeymanjim]

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Last year loftis crystal screamer.

Prior years Marlin Watkins ipe over butternut long box and tube calls.


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[MikeStaten]

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I've had good luck with my Lonzo anodized aluminum over aluminum in black acrylic pot.  Some days it's the only call that leaves the vest.

[ol bob]

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A good trumpet!!

[Terry]

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Most recent years it's been a KP trumpet. Before that it was whatever diaphragm call I favored that season.

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[crow]

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wingbone

[Greg Massey]

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Everything including the kitchen sink ..     I've had several different calls thru the years that have killed birds , if i'm working a bird, i don't necessarily just use one special call, i just try to play what he seems to like at the time ....never just get hung up on one particular call... take this from a season turkey hunter ....

[Bowguy]

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 Atomic 13 but McKamey cedar/butternut longbox and an SS redheart/holly scratcher are right there w it far as calling in lots of birds uncommonly frequently

[MK M GOBL]

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Have killed more birds with my CODY World Class Slate than all the others calls I have ever used combined.
Like I say I'm not looking for Pretty I want Performance, and that call is an absolute KILLER!!


MK M GOBL

[mspaci]

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pro triple

[Old Gobbler]

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[jed clampett]

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Last year..Brad Robert's bulletwood over mineral poplar shortbox and a Russell beard bloodwood over walnut longbox