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Thank you sir!

Big Mid Western Cornfed Gobbler

I patterns quite well and have zero issues only that the tight patterns tell on the POA. This gun shoots low and right and with little sight options makes it kinda one of those things that you just have to compensate for. My gun has run the TSS just fine, it does pack a punch though.

@@callemorcrawlemmine shoots low left, I fixed that by putting a beartooth products comb raising kit on it. I needed the 3/8” spacer. Raising the comb not only brought the point of impact up but it also fixed the windage, because I didnt have to scrunch down on the stock funny to get a sight picture.

Thanks!

THanks,

She was proud for sure!

I have found some really unique and interesting stones - I don't belive I've got any that are gems. Sadly I only started keeping them about 4 years or so ago. No telling what I threw away.

@@callemorcrawlem thats alright I have faith you will

Ill be sure and do that going forward.

These seem to be okay -

Thanks!

She'd definitely on her way!

Certainly a good approach.

BEEN LOOKING FOR TURKEY CROSSING SIGNS BUT ONLY FINDING DEER CROSSING SIGNS TO HUNT BY!! VERY FRUSTRATING!!!

Good Job!

True - always seems like it sounds different

Well - That's a tough one to explain -But the correct location is on the roof of the mouth when the air is actually striking the reed. The tape helps to position it and keep it there.

@@callemorcrawlem Thanks!

Roof of your mouth, use tounge to press up on the reeds, experiment with placement of everything for several weeks, months, or years. Its not gonna happen overnight, its like learning to play an instrument, it takes LOTS OF PRACTICE...... LOTS. Keep it in your truck. Keep it clean and dry. It needs to be washed after every use. Start out with a single or double uncut reed call.

Yeah but for the kids I wanted to take the guess work out - I honestly don't even know what it's POA is with the factory bead

So I'm certainly no expert on the matter but my belief is they will naturally pass them and add to them over their life some may stay longer than others, when you look at the walls of the Gizzard there are pocket like folds that I'm sure they can tuck into and stay pretty much indefinitely

Nice work! I squared up on one yesterday as well!

Try to bring the air from the diaphragm - The best way I can describe this is to almost feel as though you are squeezing your core (abs and such) as you exert the breath. Think of it more of a huffing than blowing it.

@callemorcrawlem Goodmorning and Thanks! I'll try that but just to make sure I understand this correctly the air should be between my tongue and the bottom of the Reed with the cut of the Reed up.

​@scottlocke3645 my understanding is the air goes over the top of the reed between your tounge and the roof of your mouth.

@kalvinhutchins3704 You're not going to believe this but I decided to try a different mouth call. I was using a ghost call and I switched to a simple double Reed call. Wow what a difference! I'll keep on using it and hopefully get it figured out then I'll try different cuts and see what happens. Maybe the shape of my mouth and air flow works best with the double Reed. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise and experience! Happy Hunting!!

@scottlocke3645 I'm not an expert at all. Struggling to get a mouth call to work for me as well. Also struggling to get my 1st turkey. Tbh, not even sure I'm going to hunt turkey again after this season.

I like it.

I agree - honestly never have purchased any 12 GA tss these were given to me some time ago and decided to just to give them a whirl. I have never had good results with 20 or 410 Federals.

That tank has rocked a few heads in its day!

So usually if they are non responsive they'll either be tight with hens and you're just not in their bubble - using the terain and not getting busted by all the eyes on the ground will of course give you the advantage but moving in can get you pegged quick. Try and spend time to figure out the bird and how many hens he's hanging with and then you'll be able to know more about why he has no interest in peeling off from where he's at. Usually when they are lonely they'll come see what you have to say even if you're just an average caller. Developing a plan for the bird and what he's been doing is a surefire way to get closer to him each day you hunt him. I will add that hunting a bird 2,3 4.... days in a row obviously will help you nail this down but often times we don't have that luxury

@@callemorcrawlemthanks for the advice, and yes we only had a day and a half to get him!

@@JaymenFroewiss good luck with them!

Thanks Larry! I always enjoy comingbto the show every year but surprisingly have never entered anything in there- I will definitely be at the show, but I skinned this fella out and didn't get the weight certified

Yeah it's rough not all of them will turkey hunt but it gets hit pretty hard

Go for it! It's a nice little rig!

Thanks- definitely one of my favorites

They've been quite around here too - good luck and stay after them

Thanks and best of luck to you out there!

They will get an ol gobblers goat right! Good luck this year bud.

Thanks! Good Luck this spring!

Thanks, Good Luck this spring.

Thank you!! Good Luck out there this Spring.

Thanks! I will be shipping calls out tomorrow - I will send you tracking to the provided email address!

Lol - you are welcome

No worries - this was a buddies gun; I think he just wanted to keep the sight low as the picatinny raises it up a good bit. There are some custom receiver mounts that remimedy this pretty quick but he had a meadow creek and just wanted to go ahead and get it set up with a dot

Outstanding pattern.

Negative- I do love getting out there though so if you're ever interested in going get in touch.

@@callemorcrawlem thanks! I would definitely love to do it. My son and I are on our second season down in NC, only really ever deer hunted before so we have got the turkey bug for sure

Glad it helped! Good luck this season

@@callemorcrawlemThanks you as well!

I am around Smithfield area - tidewater

That's a great time to get on them for sure

Right on! They definitely help with tight patterns

You won't be disappointed, there are 3-4 brightness settings so you can adjust to your hunting conditions at the time

@@callemorcrawlem thank you

He was 21 lbs 8 oz

Good stuff!

Good info man, I will have to try that combi too!

Good luck this season

If you hunt them long enough you'll miss em