Cass Creek Plastic Turkey Electronic Call Md: 877 .

Cass Creek Plastic Turkey Electronic Call Md: 877, A great benefit for novice and advanced hunters. Self teaching device with other calls. In field game call application (check where legal) an in class teaching device. In field call reference for sound duplication. Clear and accurate tone, pitch, and rhythm game calls help the hunter make the right call at the right time. Quick call playback for repetitive practice. Field tested and no cumbersome player devices needed for operation. Turkey Call The calls of the wild turkey are quite diverse. Their vocabulary is made up of a number of vocalizations producing sounds with various rhythms and inflections. Cass Creek game calls has captured the 5 most predominant turkey calls: Cluck - A low volume note, or series of notes used as small talk between turkeys establishing location. Yelp - A louder call or series of repetitious notes beckoning for other turkeys to come. Assembly Call - Usually made by an adult hen calling her clutch and other turkeys. Kee-Kee - Used mainly by young turkeys to reassemble or used by a lost turkey trying to find the flock. Purr - A confidence call used during feeding, close range and group talk. Spring Gobbler One of the fastest growing outdoor sports is spring turkey hunting. With the populations across the nation on a steady increase, finding areas to hunt turkeys is not difficult. However, the keen senses of this game bird make this sport a special challenge. By nature extremely wary, the spring gobbler is not easily fooled. To hunt him with any regular success requires mastering his vocabulary. Especially critical is the conversation the hunter has with the gobbler when it is out of shotgun range. Only the right calls made at the right time, along with a good portion of woodsman skill, will result in a successful harvest. Spring gobbler hunting is one of the most addicting lifelong hobbies for the outdoor enthusiast. Cass Creek has included both aggressively provoking calls, as well

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