Wingbone Call Instructional 2021 with MCO Owner, Garron B. Carlin from Tennessee
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2021
- This is a wingbone/trumpet turkey call Instructional on the major details of mastering a call and getting sounds like you expect to get. 90% of my total turkey kills in Tennessee have involved a wingbone or a trumpet style call. It's a killer sound out there and practicing yourself will be worth every breath!
started practicin' again yesterday. thanks!
Nathan from South Park Reeeeeeee!
I have a long way to go ! But on the way !!
You'll get it! Just practice!
I am interested in both calls
But i dont have Facebook. Do u have a email or pricing on the calls. I am thinking i need to start off on wing wood.
Wing Wood is easier for beginners. $25 shipped. Email is talkwildstyle@yahoo.com
Man I love DIY paint on a turkey gun. I can tell you had switch cane on your mind when you did it. I broke out my dads old wing bone this year from the early 80s. He was a turkey killin fool but he never was very good with the wing bone cuz he always tried to use the corner of his mouth. Well I picked it up a few days ago and was determined to learn it. I use it in the front and it sounds great. Very different than all my other calls. It’s an antique too. Not sure how old but somebody gave it to him down in Brookhaven Miss in the early 80s. Caint wait to use it on them come April 1st.
Keep up the practice! It also a all weather call!
@@mossescreekoutdoors5765 yes I just wish I could use it one haded. Worried about one getting pretty close and wanting to hear nothing but that.
@WM WOMPITUS You can one handed if you learn where to lay fingertip at end of the call. I've shot one handed before due to that type of setup/response. You don't have hardly the tone but it can be done.