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Haint gobble call

Started by Clydetaylor1, March 30, 2019, 08:37:26 AM

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Clydetaylor1

How many of you use this call? Saw on on e-bay that just sold for $150.00.

backforty

Damn, I better go find the one I threw in the woods cuz it pissed me off. Never could get consistent with it.

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goblr77

It's not worth it.


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Clydetaylor1

I got one but I never could play it. It has been sitting in a drawer. May need to sell it.

Jacobson

To me that call ranks right up there with the squealing Hen. I could on occasion get out a decent gobble but never when the hunt would depend on it. The tube call is better for gobbling IMO.  Good Luck!!!

BTH

I keep the polycarb one in my vest. It is a decent "wrench" to have in the toolbox when needed. Especially with a stubborn dominant gobbler who likes to stay just out of range.
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jshark14

Have a poly one. Never could get consistent enough with it to use it. They sound great on the instructional videos for what that's worth.


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Clydetaylor1

They sound good if you can play it. I can't.

singlestrand

I've used one once and it worked. I'm confident I wouldn't have killed that bird without it.  I had been calling to him with a slate call trying to get him to leave three hens.  He was coming in silent at about 70 yards and I didn't know he was there. I peeked around the root wad I was hiding behind to see if he was coming and he saw me. He turned and was heading the other direction. He wasn't too spooked cause I had out decoys but he wasn't interested in my hen yelps anymore.  He had got out to a little over a hundred yards so I figured I'd go for broke and try the haint. I bet I gobbled 20 times. He would come a little bit and then stop to strut. He even gobbled. Every time he'd stop walking I'd gobble.  At 40 yards I couldn't take no more. Neither one of us gobbled again.  It worked but I wouldn't give 150 for one. I'd rather yelp them up.

KyScott

I had one and was decent with it. Just messed with it in the house but never felt like I was consistent enough to take to the woods. Stuck it back in the package and lost interest. Ran across it going through some stuff a couple weeks ago and sold it on here for $45

nyhunter

Quote from: backforty on March 30, 2019, 09:13:43 AM
Damn, I better go find the one I threw in the woods cuz it pissed me off. Never could get consistent with it


            :TooFunny:......     I still have mine I'd more than happy to sell it for $150.00. 



merriamsman

I have one and use it a lot, mostly as a locator. It sounds better if you use the "tucka, tucka, tucka" technique (like the feeding call on a duck call) rather than the fluttering or rolling the tongue method.

Clydetaylor1

They had 2 plastic ones on e-BAY that sold for $98 to $100.00

AT

I some how wound up with 3 of them. It took me a lot of practice to get consistent with it.

Clydetaylor1

I may get mine out and play with it some. I just gave up before.