How many of you turkey hunters use a wing bone call?
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They are a hard call to master. But, they are worth the effort, they seem to turn an old gobbler when nothing else will, especially one that has been molested a great deal. My grand dad taught me how to build them. He also made them from river cane (bamboo). The cane calls have a sound all their own. I believe you are correct about the indians "inventing" them, they also came up with the slate and peg.
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I use a wing-bone call to locate birds on the roost in the early morning and in the evening. This call tends to be louder than others used and will elicit a gobble from birds at greater distances or when other calls get no response. Hunting tradition is another reason I like using wing-bone calls!!!
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