Wingbones: do you prefer two or three bones?

[Davyalabama]

As the title asks, 2 or three ---- Also, have you ever used the bones of two different turkeys and how did that work?

[EZ]

I "generally" prefer three bone calls, but there's nothing wrong with a good two-bone call.

For a good two-bone, it's best to use the ulna from a large gobbler and a radius from a young hen (or goose bone).

[packmule]

I "generally" prefer three bone calls, but there's nothing wrong with a good two-bone call.

For a good two-bone, it's best to use the ulna from a large gobbler and a radius from a young hen (or goose bone).

It's frustrating that we can't get any advise from the experts on this site!!

[EZ]

I "generally" prefer three bone calls, but there's nothing wrong with a good two-bone call.

For a good two-bone, it's best to use the ulna from a large gobbler and a radius from a young hen (or goose bone).

It's frustrating that we can't get any advise from the experts on this site!!

You been listening to that "Crow" fella too much, lol!!!

[tal]

 If he's not seen this yet I'm gonna tell him. LOL
 When you can snatch the pebble from my hand grasshopper....

[crow]

Don't forget about the 1 piece "minimalist" wing-bone call, it matches up perfectly for the non vest and satchel hunters.

The deluxe model comes with a lipstop, not sure if that's traditional, but it can always be removed.