Wild Turkey Sounds: Feeding Clucks, Purrs, Whines - How to Call Turkeys by Soft Calling

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Use these recordings to better familiarize yourself with the subtle sounds of hens as they feed. Learning these soft vocalizations will help you identify them more easily in the woods. You can also learn to use these sounds in your turkey calling toolbox.
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[@diabetikcrysis]

Lots of drumming in this vid as well. Awesome content!!!

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

Thanks for watching. Appreciate the comment.

[@trevormassoth2802]

Need more videos like this. Best way to learn a call is to hear it from an actual bird

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

Agreed! Hoping to get a few more videos out soon as well. Thanks for the comment!

[@kevinflaherty7592]

Thank you for posting this.thats exactly how I learned to call , from the turkeys themselves.cant get a better teacher.

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

@kevinflaherty7592 Glad this could help you out! The real thing is the best teacher. Thanks for watching

[@whisperingoutdoors]

If your good ,you don't need a call! Lol😉

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

@whisperingoutdoors I hear ya! Good luck with that. The rest of us need all the help we can get. Haha

[@kirkout7366]

Happy ladies

[@wolvesnight]

Awesome 👌 Turkey Haven for sure

[@kevinboarder4334]

Once I started calling soft, I started harvesting gobblers more consistently. Absolutely no need to call loud except to locate a gobbler. Too many guys have no idea the range of a turkey's hearing. Besides the fact, soft calling is far more realistic, than calling loudly to a gobbler that is 100 yds or less.

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

No doubt! Great advice and a wise statement.

[@kevinboarder4334]

Thank you. I appreciate your kind words.

[@robertbrezinka9184]

Bearded hen!

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

Yes! And check out another encounter we had with her again: ua-cam.com/video/yj9yAJyoKr0/v-deo.html

[@briantaylor2.023]

Believe it or not, on the property I hunt I see at least one bearded hen every year! It’s a large property, too (it’s a 3,000 acre property owned by by a timber company, leased to the hunting club I’m part of.

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

That’s cool. They are always very neat to see!

[@xxlaugherteexx]

There's at least 2 in this vid. 0:03 you can see them top middle, back to back.

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

Good spot! At one point, we had 3 bearded hens in that local flock.

[@lukedog7028]

I assume they were feeding on some type seeds in the hay?

[@DavisFamilyHunts]

Yes, they were feeding on cast offs from oats.