Videos tagged with Diaphragm Call

This video provides an expert overview of three primary turkey call types: box calls, pot/slate calls, and diaphragm calls. The instructor, Jared Mills, details his personal usage scenarios for each, emphasizing situational effectiveness, volume control, and ease of use. He highlights diaphragm calls as his most frequently used due to hands-free operation, while box calls are reserved for long-distance or difficult conditions, and pot calls offer versatility for nuanced sounds.

This video focuses on practicing turkey calls, specifically comparing box calls and mouth calls. The instructor explains that a box call can serve as a 'tuning fork' for mouth calls, helping hunters achieve the correct 'key-key' yelp sound. The emphasis is on mimicking the two-tone sound of a hen turkey, starting with a high-end note and incorporating a rolling wheel motion.

This video segment focuses on learning and practicing turkey calling techniques, specifically using a diaphragm call. It covers how to prepare the call by cleaning it with mouthwash and water, and how to customize the fit to the user's palate using scissors for better comfort and effectiveness. The demonstration includes the proper placement of the call on the roof of the mouth and the technique for creating different turkey sounds like a purr.