What is your go to call ?

[Cottonmouth]

Homemade slate and finish with a new favorite mouth call...Houndstooth Sawbriar. Raspy and can get real soft with it.

[Missouri hunter]

Box call is my favorite. I also use a trough call when I need to tone it down or give them something different. Long box is something I always take as well, they are extremely versatile. All these are calls that I build.

[King Cobra]

My go to call is definitely a box, followed by a mouth call and slate. Mouth call is imperative to keep both hands freed up when you get him in close.   

[appalachianassassin]

Trumpet or cane yelper

[NOmad]

Go to is a mouth yelper but would be hard pressed to ever leave my trumpet at home.

[joey46]

Distant bird - box
Close bird - tube
An old K and H Lonesome Hen always close at hand

[richard black]

Trumpet is the main call all the time.

[Prospector]

Homemade slate and finish with a new favorite mouth call...Houndstooth Sawbriar. Raspy and can get real soft with it.

I picked up a Houndstooth Sawbriar myself this season and while I am far from expert it has got a bird (or two) to finish and raise that noggin to receive the award!

[capecodmike]

Long Box to start then the Payne push pin to close.

[Wigsplitter]

Diaphragm call then pot call

[TrackeySauresRex]

On a serious note... Usually a glass pot gets em going. Then I Finnish it off with a mouth call.

[Rt0426]

Mouth and slate pot call mostly

[Dougas]

Mouth and box calls.

[crucible7]

Ghost cut mouth calls from either Del Crow or Sadler McGraw

But I also love a good glass pot call. Strike them with the pot and finish with the diaphragm!


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[Tomtom97]

I'll have a mouth call in at all times, but mainly using a Roberts brothers glass or pushpin for primary


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