How to Use A Slate Turkey Call - Beginners Guide to Using a Pot Call for Calling Turkeys
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- If you're interested in learning to call turkeys, then Old Place Outdoors has all the videos to get you dialed in. From mouth calls to slate calls, box calls, and specialty calls, join Edward as he shows you the methods used for calling in turkeys with the various calls available.
In this video you'll see the basics of a pot call and learn how to prep the surface, talk about the different striking surfaces available, and different strikers, discuss the importance of gripping the call and gripping the striker, and as well will learn to yelp with a pot call, cut with a pot call, cluck with a pot call and of course purr with a friction pot turkey call.
Calling turkeys is a rewarding undertaking that is sure to bring an abundance of excitement for the spring turkey hunter. Learning to fool a tom is about as exciting as it gets and watching these videos will help you unpack some of the mysteries of learning to use the various calls.
The Call Edward uses in this video is a Slate over Glass in a Cherry Pot, also known as the Cherry Bomb! Get yours today and get ready to bring that old Tom into range!
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About to go on my first turkey hunt. I've been practicing with a slate call and for any beginner this is a great call. It can make so many different calls. Allows you to blend yelps with clucks and get different tones to sound like more than one turkey.
Slate is definitely a great call for beginners, and while its forgiving and versatile for the newbie, its something most veteran callers still carry. Its a must have for the vest in my opinion.
So excited for upcoming season. Really appreciate your videos. Hoping to mine for my first gizzard stones this year!! Gonna go back through a bunch of your videos to get ready for season. I’ve only harvested two birds in 5 seasons but super excited to learn more ever year🦃
Good luck! You will be really glad you saved the gizzard stones. I didnt start until a handful of years ago and wish like crazy I would have been collecting them longer. I will have to make a video of how I keep my spurs and beards too. There's nothing like Spring Gobbler!
I like the pot call i think right now i can the best turkey sounds with the pot
It's definitely a great option for the beginner!
This helped me a lot thank you
Glad it helped! Good luck this spring
Thank you!! Very informative and helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Good luck this Spring
Never relized how the tone changes closer and futher from the egde whats your thoughts on plastic strikers
You know, there is a time and place for everything. An acrylic striker can offer an arrow in the quiver on a rainy day with the right striking surface. There are some that don't sound too bad. Most turkey hunters will carry a variety of strikers just for the purpose of versatility and back up.
I have one waterproof striker Im making now, and am making some changes to it. Good to keep it tucked in the vest for sure.
@@callemorcrawlem I lost the original one that came with my pot call so I got a two pack one was wood one plastic and I work them both. I know have found sweet spots for both different tones for sure but as you say there a time and place for everything