Anyone ever use a gobbler call for turkeys? Specifically the Primos 274 Double Gobble call. I've never tried a gobble call for male turkeys, only female voices. Thoughts?
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The only time I gobble to a turkey is when I am sure that I am calling to a very dominant bird. One that will stop what he's doing to go whip somebody's tailfeathers. For all other birds, this is will put them out of the mood of love and down the trail.
I would be especially careful to use this call in this season as we have TOO many jakes and they are ganging up on the old birds and whipping them when they gobble like a bunch of gang bangers.
On the bright side, he has to be more effective than the locater calls that came out with in the early 90's. A silent dog whistle that hit frequencies that a hunter could not hear but turkeys did and made them gobble. Problem is, turkeys don't hear ultrasonics….
Adios,
Gary
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Pretty much as a locator call only. I literally carry everything there is in my vest....just in case. Hooter,crow call, gobble tube. You just need ONE to give away his location to possibly have a successful hunt. Some will shock to certain things....some to other things. Good luck!Last edited by Passthrough; 04-06-2020, 05:53 PM.
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Originally posted by Passthrough View PostPretty much as a locator call only. I literally carry everything there is in my vest....just in case. Hooter,crow call, gobble tube. You just need ONE to give away his location to possibly have a successful hunt. Some will shock to certain things....some to other things. Good luck!
Thanks for all the info fellas. I've got nearly everything in my vest as well. Just not a gobbler call. We heard lots of gobbling this past weekend. But we ran out of property and couldn't get the birds to come to us. I was just wondering if a gobbler call might make 'em mad enough to fight, and do something stupid.
Thanks for all the info everyone.
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