What's Your Mainstay Call Type

[chatterbox]

I'm practicing alot with my mouth calls, because it is my weakest. If I pull out a call I have 100% faith in, it would be my glass pot.
I want to get to the point where I can use my mouth call 100% of the time and be confident in it.

[LX_Trkyhntr]

I run a diaphragm call probably 85-90 % of the time, then would come a pot style call, I seldom use a box.

[swampy]

I believe that most any bird can be killed with a mouth call but it wouldn't be nearly as fun sticking a couple in your pocket and using them alone all year. Mouth call is my pick but i'll usually use the glass call first off in the morning and a box call for locating later in the day just for fun.

[magicman]

I run a diaphragm call probably 85-90 % of the time, then would come a pot style call, I seldom use a box.

[njdevilsb]

Diaphragm.  I rarely use other types, but I always have a slate and a box call on me.

[Stoner]

I mix it up, I normally start with a box call and switch to a slate friction call. I go back and forth, depending how the birds are reacting.

[StruttinGobbler3]

My go to call is a diaphragm, and I locate later in the morning with a box call. However, I intend to mix it up a little this year with my new Lightsout slate. Never hurts to have a variety of calls riding in your vest, never know which particular sound the birds will like that day.

[PANYHunter]

I usually do the same as you nimrod.  Sometimes I will use a box but mostly stick with a pot and diaphragm.

[camp man]

Slate for me unlees it is raining and then I go to glass. I use a diaphragm when they get closer...

[savduck]

Mouth call. I do love my pots though. A mouth call will do everything all the time if you know how to run them.

[turkey slayer]

Squealin' Hen!!!

I knew this was coming

[hookedspur]

Slate

[birdman24]

I mix it up a good deal.  Glass pot for early morning tree yelping and purring, as well as the diaphragm.  Since I do most of my hunting these days out west on big tracks of land, I routinely use the box call to cut into the wind and cover big areas with the volume.  When it comes right down to it though, the diaphragm is my mainstay due to the versatility.  Oh yeah, the wingbone is my wild card when the situation just needs something different.  It always adds something special when I use the homemade wingbone.   

[neal]

Friction

[dodger]

mouthcalls then a friction