AMAZING hen talking- 2012 spring gobbler season. western pa

[@TheOldgobbler]

Fantastic segment of some excellent hen talking, Thank you for sharing....

[@richardroot2724]

Nice video though. Love to listen to hens!!! Best teachers out there on calling if you listen and study them.

[@861cameraman]

Thanks, this is one that wont be forgotten. We are looking for more of these moments.

[@BowGal1]

Great clip. Getting a hen all fired up is just as much fun as getting a big ole Tom all fired up. Last season I got to experince the same thing, That darn hen was ticked off and making sounds I had never heard before, Worked her in right to the blind window , could of tapped her on the head with my broadhead lol or just reached out of the blind and grabbed her by the neck, Thanks for the link , Looking very forward to following you guy's.

[@coyoteodie4458]

Excellent slate work!

[@DEVILDOG1964]

GLASS

[@hermit6208]

Well I'm getting pretty old, and hoping this will be my first turkey season so I don't know squat. But that sounds like some pretty damn good calling right there

[@michaelrearick6909]

We really enjoy a good hen fight as much as calling in a nice tom. The big boy I think was just to smart for us

[@dbcooper7477]

Haha! Busted! The last 30 seconds. She started the putt.

[@huntingseason7]

hey got to know what the name of that friction call that thing sounds great and beautiful footage!!

[@justinschroeder2497]

Awesome vid! I just called in a hen yesterday that puffed up an strutted like a boy, then she kicked the crap out of my decoy! Unfortunately there was a nice tom following her, and when she wrecked my decoy, they both took off. So fun talking to hens!

[@861cameraman]

+Justin Schroeder Sound's like an exciting time you had, hope your decoy survived the wreckage

[@juliusjames5577]

She really wanted to talk turkey! Did she finally catch the movement of your striker?

[@chriswallswvu]

Great footage!

[@johnblackie646]

Wow, that's awesome calling, beautiful video footage great camera work, that would have been exciting, thanks for sharing your videos.

[@861cameraman]

+john black Thank's John, sure doesn't get any better without shooting

[@johnodonnell2229]

Keep your camo glove ON. They got great eyesight and pick up your hands.

[@finallandin1654]

some times i like calling in the hens more than the gobblers

[@michaelrearick7753]

I agree. Although it sure would have been nice to see a longbeard trailing her

[@finallandin1654]

Yes all the hens i have called in none of them had toms

[@richardroot2724]

Get a glove on that hand. Stands out like a sore thumb. If i can see it you can be assured a sharp eye gobbler can and will before you even see him. Use fingerless if you cant use a striker with a glove on.

[@brennanclifton4071]

That's ain't a hen; that's a Jake. Excellent video.

[@billyallencoe11]

Nice stuff right there!

[@pittrehab]

nice video, good luck this year

[@tulsa4life]

real good job..now that was "CLOSE"

[@brooksholton7276]

What kind of call ?

[@hankrearden7140]

Wow. Well done!

[@HuntQuestwithScottEllis]

great stuff!

[@strutstopper45]

You guys are getting some damn good footage ...Just love hearing those hens cutting and you keep peessssing her off !!! Nice ! Where is Big Boy ! haha

[@ghettopressproductions5211]

I just played this in front of turkeys it worked

[@michaelrearick6909]

Its made by Cody Calls and is the Woodsman Series glass call with a light hickory striker. Thanks for watching and for any comments, good or bad.

[@NYCamper62]

A good tactic to draw in a henned up Tom - agitate the hen and drag him along. Doesn't mean it always works but hey. Slates in general are good calls, allot of hunters can't purr with a mouth call for example. If you team up like that and bring them past the shooter the caller gets a good show. Otherwise I tend not to use calls that require allot of motion when their headed in.

[@shadowwhitman6387]

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[@TheGuage20]

awesome!!

[@evananderson3929]

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[@bowtac16]

Awesome

[@GumlogAssassin3]

coolio