turkey calls

[Sorgy]

As I was reading this post I saw the comment on the "high quality push pin call"  and was laughing inside until I got to page 2. Wow  that call looks great 
I have a Tom Coffin and to me it sounds horible but I bought it for my daughter to use. Here in MN with the lottery system it has been dificult to get my kids on birds that fit the schools schedules.
I do believe that a box or pot call would be very simple to learn. Post up a question about box call use and there will be several links posted to very good videos on how to use it. Same goes for pot calls and mouth calls.

Good Luck


Hunt Safe

Steve

[hookedspur]

In my opinion a high quality push pin call would be the easiest to learn on , then a Box call  , followed by a pot call.   I would also suggest go ahead and start working on a mouth call because this will be your biggest friend when it comes to closing the deal and it offers hands free operation so you can keep your hands on the gun.

[paboxcall]

In my opinion a high quality push pin call would be the easiest to learn on , then a Box call  , followed by a pot call.   I would also suggest go ahead and start working on a mouth call because this will be your biggest friend when it comes to closing the deal and it offers hands free operation so you can keep your hands on the gun.

That's how I started 20+years ago.

And 20 years later, I have come back to the push pin.  Do not underestimate its ability.  A quality push pin can makes some of the finest soft, content feeding clucks and purrs.