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How To Call A Turkey That's Hung Up. Today we are talking about hung up turkeys and how to get them on the ground! If you can produce these three noises, you can call in turkeys effectively. Learn to recognize these sounds, understand what they mean, and know how and when to use these calls in the field. Below are the four most important turkey vocalizations to know. That gets him hot and prompts him to hunt for the hen. Turkeys most often drum when they strut, and the drumming sound usually will be heard along with the sound of the turkey’s wing tips dragging across the leaves and dirt. Many times when a turkey is coming to your call, you will hear the drumming sound long before you see the turkey. To avoid movement and spooking the bird, use a mouth diaphragm, gun mounted call or simply purr with your voice. One of the best ways to keep a turkey from hanging up when you call to him is to have some type of cover between you and the. By understanding the nuances of gobbler behavior and. The purr is a great calming call when working a gobbler that’s close, but blocked by cover, hung up or needs to take a few more steps into shooting range. For hunters, the most important noises to replicate are the hen yelp, cluck, and cutt. How and when to use gobbler calls:

Many times when a turkey is coming to your call, you will hear the drumming sound long before you see the turkey. One of the best ways to keep a turkey from hanging up when you call to him is to have some type of cover between you and the. Learn to recognize these sounds, understand what they mean, and know how and when to use these calls in the field. If you can produce these three noises, you can call in turkeys effectively. Turkeys most often drum when they strut, and the drumming sound usually will be heard along with the sound of the turkey’s wing tips dragging across the leaves and dirt. By understanding the nuances of gobbler behavior and. That gets him hot and prompts him to hunt for the hen. To avoid movement and spooking the bird, use a mouth diaphragm, gun mounted call or simply purr with your voice. The purr is a great calming call when working a gobbler that’s close, but blocked by cover, hung up or needs to take a few more steps into shooting range. How and when to use gobbler calls:

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How To Call A Turkey That's Hung Up To avoid movement and spooking the bird, use a mouth diaphragm, gun mounted call or simply purr with your voice. Turkeys most often drum when they strut, and the drumming sound usually will be heard along with the sound of the turkey’s wing tips dragging across the leaves and dirt. Today we are talking about hung up turkeys and how to get them on the ground! If you can produce these three noises, you can call in turkeys effectively. Below are the four most important turkey vocalizations to know. Learn to recognize these sounds, understand what they mean, and know how and when to use these calls in the field. To avoid movement and spooking the bird, use a mouth diaphragm, gun mounted call or simply purr with your voice. One of the best ways to keep a turkey from hanging up when you call to him is to have some type of cover between you and the. For hunters, the most important noises to replicate are the hen yelp, cluck, and cutt. That gets him hot and prompts him to hunt for the hen. By understanding the nuances of gobbler behavior and. The purr is a great calming call when working a gobbler that’s close, but blocked by cover, hung up or needs to take a few more steps into shooting range. How and when to use gobbler calls: Many times when a turkey is coming to your call, you will hear the drumming sound long before you see the turkey.