Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project is well known in the hunting community for his champion-winning diaphragm turkey calling. In this Comprehensive video he teaches Mossy Oak’s viewers how to call turkeys up using both beginner, intermediate, and advanced sequences on the mouth call.
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This is absolute gold. I struggle getting that high pitch of a yelp with a mouthcall
Nice choice on the JLH striker...
Understanding the natural communications sounds is big key to success! Great tips FROM WORLD CLASS CALLER. Much respect for Dave Owens, Pinhoti Project calls and tactics is like no other just my opinion!!!
You're very correct in everything you just said! :)
old Ben Lee ..... Dave Owens ..... simply the GOATS !!!! thanks for the hard work Dave !!!
This series is awesome. Thank you guys!
Just what turkeys need. More how to videos
Why is he standing like that
Buddy's organizations include zero Indigenous partners, but benefits from this traditional name. Have some awareness.
Who cares? Get your own indigenous parents partner.
@@grantatwood8579who cares? Everyone should care given the historical genocides against our people. Least this “expert” can do is contribute to reconciliation and partner with an Indigenous organization if he’s going to parade around with this traditional name.
My situation right now is I been trying to get my son on a bird and since they opened season 10 days later than normal in Alabama we just either have heard no birds or they were henned up and paid absolutely so attention to calling and decoys. My place is 2 hours away and I got a call earlier today that a gobblers been walking the firelane 50 yards behind my house up there in the morning the past 2 mornings firing off several times around 6 and 630. Neighbors property has bigger timber on it my place is a 5 year old planted long leaf field. I’m guessing he’s hanging around the ridge on the fence line and using the old pond back there for water. We’re heading up Thursday evening I guess I’ll try to locate him see if he’s still even in the area by then. Not sure how to handle this situation other than just get up Friday morning and sit and listen, maybe set a hen decoy in the firelane.
I've been chasing a Tom for a few days. Just waiting patiently. Keeps moving fields. They will come or my dad used to sneak up to them. Goodluck to you guys.