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General Forum / Re: Trumpets???Last post by Turkeyman - Today at 11:18:33 AMAs others, I don't necessarily know what it is but when I run a trumpet as quiet as I can it gets responses. Last spring I positioned on a bird gobbling well...I couldn't get closer than ~100 yards. I called so softly I could barely hear it myself...he immediately responded. My last six birds have been with a trumpet/wingbone combination.
I don't consider myself good, but apparently good enough. Also, when I hear guys like Prudhomme and Farmer I really like that rasp...I can't do it no matter how hard I try. But the turkeys don't seem to care that my calling is clear. Now...I have a good box call, slate and glass but I'll stick to the trumpet/wingbone for another reason. I can call one-handed and, when I want, just hold it between my teeth while sitting there as a tom approaches. Barely any movement when I take my hand off the stock and back to the trumpet, if needed. #2
General Forum / Re: Trumpets???Last post by bbcoach - Today at 10:07:58 AMGentlemen, thanks so much for your responses. I have killed my share of turkeys with different calls. I love the challenge of this sport, the interaction with the birds and learning different calls and woodsmanship technics that enhances this GREAT sport we all love. The trumpet to me has a very different sound then other calls that we use, so I'm intrigued. I plan on putting in the time and being patient so I can learn the nuisances of this call. I am definitely looking forward to another weapon in the arsenal and seeing how the turkeys respond this spring. Any advice or video instruction is Greatly appreciated.
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Box Calls / Re: Something differentLast post by turkey stew - Today at 10:00:17 AMFine products!
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Deer, Waterfowl, & Predator Calls / Re: New duck callsLast post by turkey stew - Today at 09:47:19 AMLove a excellent duck call. Those are sweet!
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General Forum / Re: Trumpets???Last post by appalachianassassin - Today at 09:40:23 AMI received my first trumpet as a gift for my 18th B-Day, some 23 odd years ago. Practiced w/it for a few years but never carried it. Finally, winter of 06/07 I made my mind up to really learn the thing. Carried it opening day and the rest is history. Trumpet and cane are the go to calls for me and rarely use anything else. As far as how they work compared to other types of callers. If you know how to move on a turkey w/out spooking it, get in tight and have a good understanding of how turkeys move... you should have an upside down turkey nearly every time regardless of the call. Biggest POS call made is extremely deadly in the RIGHT hands.
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Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: FS: Padgett Ironwood Burl ...Last post by turkey stew - Today at 08:54:20 AMQuote from: BullTom on December 22, 2025, 11:36:35 PMJuly 2, 2024 He put me on his list through messages on OG.Quote from: turkey stew on December 22, 2025, 10:30:07 PMAre you on his list? He told me he was a month out back in March. At this point im assuming he either misspoke or forgot.Quote from: Boykin Hollow on December 16, 2025, 06:06:03 AMRicky makes a fine horn!!!!!Don't know I can't get one. I will have to take your word for them. #9
Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: FS: Padgett Ironwood Burl ...Last post by BullTom - December 22, 2025, 11:36:35 PMQuote from: turkey stew on December 22, 2025, 10:30:07 PMAre you on his list? He told me he was a month out back in March. At this point im assuming he either misspoke or forgot.Quote from: Boykin Hollow on December 16, 2025, 06:06:03 AMRicky makes a fine horn!!!!!Don't know I can't get one. I will have to take your word for them. Sent from my SM-S926U using Tapatalk #10
General Forum / Re: Trumpets???Last post by Yoder409 - December 22, 2025, 10:59:19 PMI've accumulated some pretty cool trumpets.
I sit down and I play each and every one of them..... I am not great, or even good, with ANY of them. I feel that the "Pick one. Master one" advice is the best advice you will get for free. |