How do you use a mouth turkey call?

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Where does a turkey call go in your mouth?

Basically turkey diaphragms are made by stretching latex rubber — often described as a reed —across a horseshoe-shaped frame centered inside a plastic skirt. You blow air across the latex reed (or reeds) to make turkey sounds. To call, use your tongue to fit the diaphragm against the roof of your mouth.

How long do turkey mouth calls last?

A: Turkey Calls can last up to 2 to 3 years if cared for correctly. The two parts of the call that can fail are the latex and the tape. The latex will wear out over time and the tape can delaminate if not allowed to dry. Q: What are some care and maintenance tips for diaphragm calls?

What is the easiest turkey mouth call to use?

If you are a first-time turkey hunter, the easiest call will be a friction turkey call. These include turkey pot calls, box calls, and push/pull calls. These are fairly easy to use and are a good option when approaching your first spring turkey season.

What are turkeys afraid of?

Predator kites flying from tall poles are known to scare off turkeys. Waving your hands in the air or opening an umbrella will startle turkeys into a run. Throwing tennis balls at turkeys can frighten them away.

Do turkeys sit on their eggs at night?

The nesting period Hens will only visit the nesting site long enough to deposit her egg for the day. During this time, the hen puts herself in danger to stay on the nest day and night for about 28 days.