What's your best locator call? I'm in the market for a good locator call as well.
Mr. Gibson makes a great owl call as well as great crow calls. If his open Reed owl is not for you, Harrison Hootin' Stick.
Do you know how to contact him by chance?
Just sent you a PM. You will enjoy chatting with him, he's a wealth of knowledge.
Duck call
Owl hoot. Goose call works well too. I'd say crow call is probably the least effective for me. Maybe because of the amount of crows here?
Gibson Crow, Harrison Hooter
I know a lot of people like to go owl hoot early and during the day switch to a crow/goose/etc.
Could one honestly just hoot all day?
My advice is to learn to gobble on a tube call. It is LOUD. which is the key, and will often pull a gobble out of the most reluctant birds. :icon_thumright:
Cane Creek crow call.
Quote from: Kylongspur88 on March 25, 2019, 05:42:28 PM
Owl hoot. Goose call works well too. I'd say crow call is probably the least effective for me. Maybe because of the amount of crows here?
I've never used a goose call but here in the south a turkey will gobble at a Canada goose at least as well as it will gobble at a crow or owl.
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Owl call
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Quote from: Bowguy on March 25, 2019, 08:50:55 PM
Gibson Crow, Harrison Hooter
Those are the two I carry.
I think goose calls are interesting. Its something that most hunters, especially when hunting land might not use.
Quote from: ggrue on March 29, 2019, 05:37:41 AM
I think goose calls are interesting. Its something that most hunters, especially when hunting land might not use.
There's prob lots of calls you haven't thought of. Goose may be a more common one alongside peacock, woodpecker, coyote. Coyote I don't use but peacock can be fantastic too
Owl call for me. Ron clough. Super hooter. I think that's what it's called.