Not worth the effort

[bwhana]

Done

[RiverBuck]

I have from loud to soft:
Yell
Normal voice
Woods voice.
You may think turkey don't care but I know deer and bears do... When I'm in the woods w friends or family, we speak softly.

[guesswho]

Whisper

[Mountainburd]

I have a good friend I hunt with occasionally. When we hunt together, it usually ends up being a lot of walking and a lot of talking and catching up. But, we seem to have a bit of a disagreement on the volume. I prefer to talk very quietly almost in a whisper. He talks in a normal voice tone. Who knows.

I've always been someone who prefers to be very quiet in the woods even after a harvest. I've never understood the people that yell and cheer when they kill a deer or a turkey. I try and remain as quiet as possible.

[Greg Massey]

I hunt mostly by myself... So i do a lot of talking to myself ..LOL...

[lacire]

I hunt mostly by myself... So i do a lot of talking to myself ..LOL...

Any argument over who gets the first shot? 

[lacire]

We whisper, and a little louder if we're in a blind, but never at a level of our normal voice.

[Greg Massey]

I hunt mostly by myself... So i do a lot of talking to myself ..LOL...

Any argument over who gets the first shot? 

Yes ...

[fallhnt]

When I'm getting walked in on I say in a loud voice,hey I'm hunting hear. It's worked for me,other than that,whisper.

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[Zobo]

It is true that sometimes turkeys are unfazed by the sound of human voices. And other times they run to the hills. How are you going to know which situation you're dealing with? Plus I find it disrespectful to be loud in the woods, especially in early morning hours. Not only do we whisper, we walk and move with as little noise as possible. It's always a good practice for all types of hunting...and fishing.

[Cowboy]

We whisper. I taught the kids to be quiet as well. Just seems right. Almost like being quiet in God's country.  Respectful.

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[Zobo]

We whisper. I taught the kids to be quiet as well. Just seems right. Almost like being quiet in God's country.  Respectful.

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Well put, absolutely

[Sir-diealot]

We whisper. I taught the kids to be quiet as well. Just seems right. Almost like being quiet in God's country.  Respectful.

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I agree, even backing out for the day I do not talk at a normal tone til I am at or in the truck/cabin, not that it happens much, I normally hunt alone and get along with myself quite well.

[Paulmyr]

Most on here seem to agree woodsmanship is the number one thing when hunting turkeys. I don't see talking in the woods as good woodsmanship. When im hunting i don't want to let any of the animals know I'm around if i can help it. Quiet as a church mouse. No breaking sticks, easier said than done, no shaking saplings by rubbing against them, and definitely no loud talking.

You maybe able to get away with talking in areas with lots of human activity throughout the year. In the quiet areas where human activity is limited whispering is a no brainer for me.

[CowHunter71]

If you have to ask this question it is obvious you don't hunt Turkeys that have been heavily pressured