Give a Hoot (or Maybe a Howl)

Article Abstract:

Using a good turkey call can bring the quarry to shooting range. But before calling a turkey, using a owl or crow call can make the gobbler give away his position.

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Give a hoot (or maybe a howl): if you can talk like an animal, you can find gobblers

Article Abstract:

The use of calls to attract turkeys is one way to ensure a more successful hunt. Calls that sound more natural are more likely to draw the turkeys out, and hunters should use calls of other animals at the time of day at which the animals are out.

Game calling (Hunting)

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The perfect setup

Article Abstract:

A turkey hunter's success depends on how and where he sets up for a bird. The perfect set up can be achieved by ensuring that, he is at an elevation higher or at least at the same elevation as the bird, and there are no obstacles--fences, creeks, and so on--between him and the bird.

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