DEADLIEST Turkey Call?? - (TOP 3 Calling Tips)

[@paulhawkins3693]

Helped my brother get his first bird and I used the scratching to help when he sounded like he may be hung up a little. Next thing ya know, you hear the drumming and he walked in to sight in full strut. Best feeling ever is watching your brother achieving success!

[@uglyfrog7263]

What a great session. I am 75 and can no longer "trapes through the woods" chasing birds but it is sure good to hear you giving the best advice I have heard since Ben Lee passed away. I swear you guys followed me through the woods copying my calls and tactics. Keep up the good work.

[@brand0nmiller21]

I started hunting turkeys 4 years ago when I started watching you guys do it. I have taken a turkey three years in a row now and have been able to recruit a few more buddies to join me in the woods finally this year. Loving it!! You guys have taught me so much about turkeys it's incredible. This year is the first year I have the chance to actually tag out here in Missouri! I hit the road for opening week to camp and chase them at a couple public and private spots. Got my first on Sunday and back at it this weekend in the Ozarks. 23lbs, 12" beard, 1.5" spurs.

[@nelsonchandler1015]

58 years old turkey hunting for the past 50 years still learning awesome tips thank you for sharing !!

[@claytonkr05]

You guys convinced me this year, I filled my tags, 2 of the 3 were finished by scratching my hand in the leaves. They had locked up just out of range, a little scratching and they closed the gap.

[@chuckparson6712]

The THP crew skills are always off the chart. 👍👍 Thanks for taking the time to share them with us all.

[@rolandguest5585]

40plus year vet here, the first bird to open up in the morning is the Red Bird after an owl. No need to call until RB starts singing. Most times i just listen. I can not tell you how many times i have walked in and be under a roost tree. Be very patient early in the morn because other hunters come in to your target bird also. Stay Safe out there everyone!

[@outdoorswithroostercurrie6984]

It took me 6-7 years of Turkey 🦃 Hunting. I’ve learned a lot watching yall. Thanks for the help.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

100% agree with the beginning!!! Keep em gobbling!!! Tells you exactly where they are, and keeps them interested and coming directly to you!!

[@j.hueston4370]

The only drawback to making them gobble a lot, is the tom may think the hen is interested and he decides that he is not going to move. She needs to come to him. If I think he is hung up, I will stop calling for a bit. May be move away from him a few yards to then call again. He may think she is leaving.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

@@j.hueston4370 absolutely agree!! I had one gobbling last Sunday, he gobbled maybe twice and I shut up. He stopped for maybe 10 minutes and then gobbled maybe 5 more times and I called again he was a bit closer this time. I called again and he hung up. About 50 yards out id say. Never committed. I'm in Florida so 50 yards may as well be 200 sometimes with the foliage. He shut right up and actually walked away. Next gobble was probably 200 yards away. Never seen him

[@fugic7874]

Aaron your owl calling is awesome man 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@alpeterson4613]

I hv been hunting turkeys for 40 yrs. I love your hunting tips. I am learning from you and still improving my hunting game. Great info!!! Thanks

[@tylerhaase6117]

Hope to get my first bird after 3 years of trying. Hard teaching myself

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Keep trying it will happen 👍

[@calebcarty8552]

Where do you live?

[@Intimidator82]

I was in the same boat over 10 years ago when turkeys were re-introduced in my area, no one had any idea. Let the turkeys tell you what they want and start simple so you don't get discouraged. THP has taught me many, many things, keep at it and you'll get one, just be confident in your calling.

[@rowdytownsend7086]

Good luck boss,keep us posted

[@colbykinney5633]

This really helps! I'm terrible at a mouth call... I sound like a scary chicken. 😂 I'm gonna get a three pack and practice.

[@tlloyd9325]

Good stuff guys! I’m a lifelong turkey hunter, as in 50+ years worth. Turkeys are the most fun animal to hunt. You can blow it, sit very still, and sometimes they’ll come back in. Great advice!!!!!

[@blueridgeboy6791]

The trick with adjusting your toung just saved turkey calling for me. Holly hekk that works a lot better. Thankyou

[@jadrawbaugh24]

The soft calls did the trick for me this weekend. The gobbler was gobbling out in front of me and I expected him to come up the ridge and pop up right there. After not hearing gobble for a few minutes I gave a few soft purrs and yelps and he gobbled directly to my left but that gave me enough time to swing around and reset before he popped out. I’d say the tips are pretty useful

[@TParry9]

I live in eastern Oregon and I like to use a coyote howl for locating. It seems to help get down into the big draws and I have found turkeys a long ways away because of this. Sometimes I thing the same bird won't hear or respond to a crow call. I also have a 3 in 1 call that has peacock and pileated woodpecker. I have found that birds won't answer to every locater call so I will mix up my 4 calls to find which one is working that day or for that bird. Great video. Thanks guys, I always enjoy watching your videos. The early Florida hunts always get me excited even though I still have to wait a month before I can start hunting.

[@Jonathonwho]

Gotta say it. Best hunting content out there. Not just the info, but the edits too. Great footage and great explanations. Thanks for sharing fellas.

[@karlwellendorf763]

Thanks! I love turkey hunting but have been struggling some the past few seasons and this gave me a nice boost of motivation.

[@TheCamoPreacher]

Super helpful guys. Seriously. Still a noob turkey chaser here and every tip is like a semi sweet morsel of goodness! Have watched some of Aaron’s old videos pre-THP, and all are really great. Some of the best and most practical IMO. Appreciate all the hard work guys!! 🦃🦃🦃

[@samjenkins3221]

This is the first year I have ever tried hunting lol!!!!😊 I have learned so much from y’all’s videos. Keep up the good work fellas.

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Great tips. Ive seen a lot of their hunts and all of these have been effective. Especially the scratching leaves. Soft calls and 3 or less notes soft calls

[@michaelbosisto6259]

I was fortunate to hunt with some greats early on. Walter parrot, Harold Knight, And David Hale. Harold was a terrible sounding caller, but he knew the exact thing to say, or not. I learned fast that quit, soft and very little calling…. With a ton of patience ( my nemesis). No matter how you sound, if you have the cadence, the correct volume, when and when not to call, your gonna bag gobblers. Nothing however kills turkey better than a ton of scouting and being where there gonna be, and without calling, let’s say from a blind or natural blind, was and still is the best way to ensure success.

[@Dr10Jeeps]

You guys have an excellent knowledge of how to hunt various game animals. It's impressive.

[@claytonponton6999]

Thanks for the tips guys I’ve been practicing getting better everyday

[@frankieoutside1523]

Nice editing. Thank you Aaron for conveying your knowledge and experience.

[@keystoneelite6347]

This might be the best turkey tour yet you guys are on fire! I’ve been watching every episode with my son and he’s into it too! He’s a little young yet (2) but his day will come soon enough. Thanks for the videos fellas and good luck the rest of spring. Just over 2 weeks to go for VA!

[@operatingengineer520]

Glad I stumbled across this channel. I feel like I’m speaking sign language to the turkeys. I’ll give these techniques a try! Thanks.

[@johnsoeder756]

Thanks. Yes that helped.

[@rowdybroomstick6394]

I've killed more gobbler's with them nick style bubble cluck's and a wing. And I've killed a wary gobbler with nothing but a wing! Never hit a call one time, just wing flick's and wing stretches! Really work's good! Can't believe I've never seen you guy's use a dryed real wing before?

[@birdrs]

Man, I love you guys. Learned something new about diaphragm calls.

[@timothygreen7708]

That pretty much covers 90% of turkey hunting great job, one of my favorite tricks is the scratching in the leafs, I really enjoyed the owl call that you did that was fantastic. I do what is a barred owl call or a Hoot 🦉 owl, excellent information thanks for taking the time to do this for other beginners.💥💥💥

[@joec1212]

Great video. Watched a ton, and don't recall ever hearing someone talk about using the different sides if the mouth etc. Unless I'm just forgetting. Great video THP.

[@jameshinkle6830]

Good context there gentlemen ! Lots of that makes since. Good deal ! Will use alot of that this spring. Thanks for the video

[@peterlamar8546]

If I had to choose only one turkey sound to make, it might be scratching. They may go silent for whatever reason, no yelping, no cutting, no gobbling, but they'll always be scratching for food. It's such a natural sound that it will never spook them. I've had some big-and presumably wise-gobbles come in to check out the sound of crunching leaves when I was setting up a blind or putting out decoys in dry leaves. I'd have preferred to not make a sound, but it's impossible on a bone-dry forest floor; they turkeys don't mind at all I'd say. Great tips gentlemen. I'll put them to use in the next couple of weeks.

[@scottharrington2400]

Great tips!! Thanks for sharing.

[@TonyL.308]

Killed my first turkey last year. Spent years hunting them and could never seal the deal. Watching THP is why I was successful. I never scratched in the leaves before watching you all but that is what really got one of them fired up and he came right in.

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

Thanks 🙏 for sharing. Super helpful and informative. Matches up with what my Dad has been saying for years. 🦃🦃🦃

[@chasebillet7526]

I’ve learned cadence of the call is far more important than tone. Don’t get hung up how good you sound. Realistic speed and cadence has helped me kill many birds here in PA! Keep up the great content fellas! Have been looking forward to the Turkey Tour!

[@BLUEGRASSTRAPPER]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing can't hardly wait for turkey season here in Kentucky. Taking my nephew on a hunt

[@michaelJ415]

A dog whistle is the deadliest call of them all The hi frequency, hits them hard,,,,Enjoy ! Best~Regards

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Worth a shot 👍

[@paulvanetten6551]

Thank you or the information. Will try it this season. Keep the videos coming

[@johncyr5623]

Nice work! Well done. It won't be long until Missouri opens!!!

[@normankaster917]

Lol you just opened up a new way of using my mouth call and I'm going to give it a go this year.

[@NewKillaMan]

Great info, well explained and demonstrated 🤘🏼

[@benjaminhaley9993]

I love your channel - your hunts and everything but I really love this teaching stuff. Keep it up. May God bless y'all and your turkey season.

[@pamelapelech3249]

I sure pray I get to go Turkey hunting this year. Really great utube.

[@MrEdukator1]

Fellers thanks for the advice and all the content. Used this yelp and smoked my 1st bird today

[@jamesvatter5729]

Good stuff guys. This having to sit out this spring is a killer!

[@JasonMossChannel]

I learn more from you guys in 10 minutes than years combined watching "normal" hunting shows

[@JustJoshinSC]

Great tips! Thanks guys. Awesome as always.

[@robshipley7543]

Your videos have taught me so much I appreciate everything you all are doing awesome stuff

[@angelheart2722]

Yes,without a teacher it is hard. I had no teacher when I started,and you make all the mistakes.but you learn from it and it will make you a better hunter, and you can hang with the best of them.

[@Gatesoutdoors]

By far the best and most informative turkey calling tips I've ever seen

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@keithwetherhold1255]

Great video, guys. 2 things you need to stress, though, is: 1) SAFETY! I know this is a 'how to call' video, but in places like PA, it is illegal to walk and call on public land; great way to get shot by an inexperienced hunter; 2) practice, practice, practice! You can't just, at east I couldn't, just stick a call or grab a slate and be perfect. I drove my dogs, kids and wife nuts practicing the house or even in the yard.

[@georgiahighlander]

Love this! It helped me a ton to think of it like that

[@markbergagna5263]

As Always Good info and great calling technique...Mouth calling is crazy awesome!! 👍

[@donnabonning5587]

awesome content as usual!! keep up the good work and good luck in future hunts. hopefully zach is getting better and will be ready to hunt soon . god bless!!

[@DonutVIP]

Turkey hunting is this month in Minnesota, its going to be my first time going solo, full choke and shot #4, gonna start watching a ton before the 28th

[@hammertime714]

Great advice for more success. Scratching the leaves should almost be outlawed as per how well it works.

[@treythorsen225]

Awesome video!!!! Keep it up!!! I learned a lot!!!!

[@jamesvelder4971]

The owl hooting is on point..I do the very same..but..once I get surrounded in the real ones that's when I stop..I start the owls about 20 min before gobbling time. Get them worked up and all around where the gobblers are and then I position accordingly completely and totally undetected. Once the real ones go..you don't have to expose your position anymore

[@tjakr3869]

This year in Iowa moved a gobler 1/2 a mile using nothing more than the techniques discussed in your video. Scratching was very effective and closed the deal. Shot the gobler at 10 yards

[@andrewkirkpatrick626]

I definitely rely on my owlhoot to locate Birds on the roost evening before and to get em vocal first thing in the am I rely on that almost as much as my turkey calls LOL works wonders when you know how and when to use it

[@davidtrammell4453]

Great video guys , very informative

[@wincertactical1317]

Great video thanks

[@bentpolski]

Well Done Men! Thank You!

[@jeremyphipps1105]

Dang that coyote howl gave me chills! Ha! Unbelievable!

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Great advice thanks!

[@TheJaybo1975]

Aaron, you work a mouth call more than I do. I'm limited at what I can do with mine. I never knew you could make different calls (Jake,hen and gobblers) out of a mouth call.

[@swamplandoutdoors]

Good stuff here, thanks for sharing 👍

[@huntinfishinwithDwayne]

Best call demo video I’ve seen. 🤙

[@lyleswavel320]

Thanks for all the help

[@austinyote1783]

Really good video guy is a calling boss

[@jeffreyfreeeeeee7316]

Loved that please do more .....

[@alexwitt6359]

I have noticed in the clips of the turkeys scratching. Most of them were a scratch then scratch scratch. It wasn’t just a scratch scratch. It was 1 scratch then switched feet and scratched twice. Scratch pause Scratch scratch

[@titansfan2104]

I do a 5 note yelp. I've noticed hens tend to respond very well to it.

[@jesselacross993]

Very good information

[@DuguayHunts1]

Thank y’all for this!

[@grantsmith5487]

Another great one guys!

[@raybostick6534]

Awesome videos!! I watch all of them. Can you do a short video on gun caliber and chokes that work for y’all? Thanks

[@Kurtdog63]

With a a crow call, you can blow the call and growl in your throat at the same time. Gives it a thicker sound.

[@jacobdowd2988]

Love the thp crew thanks for the info

[@6mileoutdoors]

These tips were spot on!!

[@lakeywilder7144]

100% Awesome information

[@pauldelgados4517]

What is the exact model of the crystal call and striker you are using in this video. Love the way you explain things. Want to purchase exact same turkey caller

[@TheHuntingPublic]

THP Crystal call by Woodhaven

[@robgreer9726]

Good pre season review.

[@paulb7943]

Great video guys

[@chrisanderson9075]

Thanks guys

[@patsfanb6]

I thought we were going to Texas to see the Andrew's family ..thanks warb.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Just swung through there 👍

[@patsfanb6]

10 4. See you'll soon..

[@dennisbrown7138]

The 3 note works every time

[@barrycoats5014]

Thanks!!

[@robertduncan4197]

Great video very helpful I have learned a lot from watching your videos and work. If you guys come to ky to turkey hunt I would like to get together and learn more. Thanks again

[@spencerwood8202]

Love that y’all boys are back to the days of tips and tricks. 110% help out my calling. One question though. Where is Zack?

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Tore his ACL

[@lukewalters-z1t]

I’m watching this turkey hunting and I hear a gobble from my phone and I got so much false-hope🤣

[@jackbothwell7670]

Me and my buddy got two at the same time last weekend 40 minutes into our second spot called them up the canyon got within ten yards

[@derekemerson9937]

Love the content I’d love to know the brand of cameras you guys use! If you could let me know that would be awesome

[@ronweaver9377]

Numero Uno!!! Absolutely love THP

[@chrisbarnett4164]

I just want to see a Turkey during Turkey season. I see them all during deer season but when Turkey season comes in they are no where to be found.

[@ryanpalmer8925]

Same here man never killed one cant find them

[@nicholasmonceaux7190]

Brother I swear deer season they are out in force turkey season they end up going incognito

[@tristanjohnson7251]

Because you hunt them differnt go to where u see them and sit in ur stand

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

Good stuff maynerd👌

[@russellwatters5891]

Some very useful tips there gentlemen, I hope to use the calls more realistically in the near future. Target: Missouri.

[@buck19]

@2:15. That was a big man move. We almost got busted like that on my mom's first bird. I stopped him with a double cluck as he started to broadside us. My mom dropped him on his feet and it didn't even twitch. Lights out with the 20g.