when yelping

[sbbow]

Do you use your wrist or finger movement?

[redarrow]

Finger.My hand rests on the edge of the pot.

[Bama turkey hunter]

Fingers

[paboxcall]

Both.  Fingers for soft calling and purrs, then my wrist when I need to get some volume out of a pot call.  Actually both wrists as I work the pot and the striker simultaneously when I'm trying to strike birds long distance.

[RutnNStrutn]

Both.  Fingers for soft calling and purrs, then my wrist when I need to get some volume out of a pot call.

X2 

[VA_Birdhunter]

Finger.My hand rests on the edge of the pot.

Thats it right there!! 

[o2stk1]

fingers on a pot

[captin_hook]

Finger.My hand rests on the edge of the pot.

This for me^^^^^

[catman529]

depends what call....

slate, could be wrist or finger, never payed attention really. I have been loving the wingbone call for the past year or so, and they double as a great striker too.

[tomstopper]

Both.  Fingers for soft calling and purrs, then my wrist when I need to get some volume out of a pot call.

X2 

X3

[Gooserbat]

Finger.My hand rests on the edge of the pot.

That's the way I do it but I do notice there is a little movement in my wrist.

[sbbow]

Thanks everybody


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[longfield]

A little of both depending on the volume and the call.

[stinkpickle]

Both...even when using a mouth call.