I really appreciate people who explain things so clear there is no possible room for error. Hollowmikes, thanks for the instruction. After getting a little better feel at doing yelps I'm gonna practice the gobble and continue preparing for my first turkey hunting season.
I let my wife to step out of door first before trying in living room 😂. And it worked after second attempt. Now my neighbors get confused what they hear next to them as they don’t know I hunt 😂
It could be. I'm using a Woodhaven Cooperhead II. I know I said in the video that you could use any call, but to get the sound of a mature Tom a raspy call would work better. Also move the call up or down over your bottom lip to change the tone higher or lower. One more thing try adjusting the amount of pressure you are applying with your thumbs it doesn't have to be very firm. Once you get it to sound right the first time you'll know what works for you. Let me know if this helps.
That's a good question. I'm not sure how to tell you how fast, but it is just a cadence of tucka tucka that when you hear it, it will sound like a gobble. Don't worry if its not perfect it will still sound like a Jake if you don't get it perfect. After you practice it a few times you will get the feel for it. Also remember to get the reed down over your bottom lip. I hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
I was taught this technique when I started with a diaphragm call, and while this works great in a pinch; it doesn't sound or work nearly as good as a quality shaker. In my opinion anyway.
You are saying ticka ticka or tucka tucka either should work you just wanna get the cadence of a Gobble. You don't want to move your mouth that may cause the reed to move out of position. Its more about making the sound with your tongue. Pushing the air over the top of your tongue to make the ticka ticka or tucka tucka. The main thing is to make sure you have the reed touching the top of your bottom lip. If it doesn't sound exactly right try moving it up or down slightly. Hope this helped
I sure have very rarely will they not gobble back at it. In fact I used it to get a Tom to come around the end of a hedge row after he was hung up for a half hour. It doesn't work all the time but it will work.
Ok, i really want to get this. I almost was going to buy the $35 shaker gobler but not if I don't need to. Can you make a vid even more specific? Are we SAYING ticka ticka. Do we move our mouth? Should we feel vibration somewhere specific? Etc. thx
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I really appreciate people who explain things so clear there is no possible room for error. Hollowmikes, thanks for the instruction. After getting a little better feel at doing yelps I'm gonna practice the gobble and continue preparing for my first turkey hunting season.
I let my wife to step out of door first before trying in living room 😂. And it worked after second attempt.
Now my neighbors get confused what they hear next to them as they don’t know I hunt 😂
Youre videos helped so much now i can gobble for the most part thanks so so much for taking time and teaching all of us
you saved me money. i was about to go out and buy a gobble call but just gave this a shot and was pretty pleased. Thanks!
Wow I got to try this. Never knew about that awesome tutoring. NYC
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It could be. I'm using a Woodhaven Cooperhead II. I know I said in the video that you could use any call, but to get the sound of a mature Tom a raspy call would work better. Also move the call up or down over your bottom lip to change the tone higher or lower. One more thing try adjusting the amount of pressure you are applying with your thumbs it doesn't have to be very firm. Once you get it to sound right the first time you'll know what works for you. Let me know if this helps.
Thanks! Glad to hear that,and Good Luck.
That's a good question. I'm not sure how to tell you how fast, but it is just a cadence of tucka tucka that when you hear it, it will sound like a gobble. Don't worry if its not perfect it will still sound like a Jake if you don't get it perfect. After you practice it a few times you will get the feel for it. Also remember to get the reed down over your bottom lip. I hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
So much more better then the other million videos that try n show it done u make it too easy
I was taught this technique when I started with a diaphragm call, and while this works great in a pinch; it doesn't sound or work nearly as good as a quality shaker. In my opinion anyway.
You are saying ticka ticka or tucka tucka either should work you just wanna get the cadence of a Gobble. You don't want to move your mouth that may cause the reed to move out of position. Its more about making the sound with your tongue. Pushing the air over the top of your tongue to make the ticka ticka or tucka tucka. The main thing is to make sure you have the reed touching the top of your bottom lip. If it doesn't sound exactly right try moving it up or down slightly. Hope this helped
The sonic boom mouth call makes the call a little deeper sounding .
Thanks for the feed back I do really appreciate it. I know I'm late with this response and I appologize for not seeing this.
thanks, helped me a lot!!
It started March 15 and unfortunately tomorrow is the last day. It was a good season though.
Thanks a lot. Glad to hear it, and good luck!
how fast are you saying tucka tucka tucka?
I sure have very rarely will they not gobble back at it. In fact I used it to get a Tom to come around the end of a hedge row after he was hung up for a half hour. It doesn't work all the time but it will work.
Thank you. I'll keep working at it.
Thanks so much.
Ok, i really want to get this. I almost was going to buy the $35 shaker gobler but not if I don't need to. Can you make a vid even more specific? Are we SAYING ticka ticka. Do we move our mouth? Should we feel vibration somewhere specific? Etc. thx
good use of a diaphragm!
Little high pitch but Awesome!!!!
Also tomorrow I'll be uploading the 3rd video of an Osceola hunt were I finally kill a bird. I hope you'll come back and check it out.
How do you make it so fast?
how do u do it regularly
@cjd2468 Thanks.
You just rinsed and repeated what Darrin Day said in a video 3 years prior. Almost verbatim.
Jamison Burress You're referencing a video from 3 years ago, when he posted this video 4 years ago. Nice try, eh?