When all of your yelps aren't working, brad shows you a secret weapon, the gobble tube. In this tip he explains how and when to use it, to get even those stubborn gobblers hot to trot.
I like how he works for Primos and is honest about it not being his first go to call, I appreciate that honesty rather than him just saying this is the only call you need. He described in context when and when not to use it, I'll take his word for it and will probably pick one up!!
I have the one that Brad just showed. It sounds just like a tom gobblin...I've seen so many videos on turkey calling and hunting and this is the first video that has mentioned the gobble call. I have so many primos calls and love using them and I have 5 tags in WI starting tomorrow through the end of May to get me some turkeys and now I have at least a little idea on how to use it. Thanks Brad!
Got my 11 year old his first bird yesterday and I had to use the gobble to get it done…had 10-15 birds hammering on the roost around they flew down and started leaving by the time we got back on them I had a flock of 9 about 500 yards away that wouldn’t answer to anything so I hit the gobble and 2 toms I hadn’t even seen were in front of us in less than 5 minutes looking for a fight.
I like how he works for Primos and is honest about it not being his first go to call, I appreciate that honesty rather than him just saying this is the only call you need. He described in context when and when not to use it, I'll take his word for it and will probably pick one up!!
I have the one that Brad just showed. It sounds just like a tom gobblin...I've seen so many videos on turkey calling and hunting and this is the first video that has mentioned the gobble call. I have so many primos calls and love using them and I have 5 tags in WI starting tomorrow through the end of May to get me some turkeys and now I have at least a little idea on how to use it. Thanks Brad!
Got my 11 year old his first bird yesterday and I had to use the gobble to get it done…had 10-15 birds hammering on the roost around they flew down and started leaving by the time we got back on them I had a flock of 9 about 500 yards away that wouldn’t answer to anything so I hit the gobble and 2 toms I hadn’t even seen were in front of us in less than 5 minutes looking for a fight.