Today, the realm of turkey calls offers a diverse array of options catering to every enthusiasts need. From cutting-edge electronic calls harnessing the power of technology to evoke the most realistic turkey sounds to the timeless charm of traditional wing bone calls, the spectrum of choices is as vast as the great outdoors itself.
Electronic Turkey Calls
Electronic turkey calls are actually really easy to assemble. All you need is you phone, a good quality speaker, and an audio app or downloads of turkey calls. We suggest using Spotify and this Speaker. Spotify has many different turkey sounds that you can use and download to your phone. These calls are provided by companies like Primos and many other people uploading turkey calls that you can use. See below.
These resources can be used for free but be careful as the free version of Spotify contains adds and you cannot control when those happen. The paid version of Spotify however is pretty cheap and you can cancel it whenever. You can also use free trials to avoid paying for a subscription.
Always check you local laws before using electric calls on any species. It may be against the law depending on the state you live in or are trying to find turkeys in. Check out our Electric Turkey Call Law page to see if you can use them.
Wing Bone Turkey Calls
A wing bone turkey call is a testament to the ingenuity of hunters throughout history, embodying a rustic charm and primal connection to the natural world. Crafted from the bones of a turkey’s wing, this call serves as both a functional tool and a work of art. The hollowed-out bone, meticulously cleaned and polished, showcases the raw beauty of nature’s materials, while intricate carvings or engravings often adorn its surface, paying homage to the traditions and stories passed down through generations of hunters.
When wielded by a skilled hand, the wing bone call produces a hauntingly authentic rendition of the turkey’s vocalizations, ranging from soft yelps to commanding gobbles. Its simplicity belies its effectiveness, as the hunter’s breath and manipulation of the bone create a symphony of sounds that echo through the forest, enticing wary gobblers to investigate.
If you would like to hear and learn how to make one of these wing bone calls, check out this YouTube video.
