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14 lis 2019 · Demonstration on how to locate Tom Turkey using a Peacock sound with Dominator Call
We provide in-depth instructions on how to use the Dominator game call. With over 20 possible calls, the Dominator will elevate your hunting to the next level.
A peacock call is a sure fire way to get a shock gobble out of a turkey. Many hunters have used the peacock call and many of them report having major success with it. Although it is an odd call that many turkeys do not hear all that often, that does not seem to matter in most populations.
Hawk, peacock, and woodpecker calls — along with others — are other kind-of-popular alternatives, too. But duck calls, goose tubes, coyote howlers, and truck doors are a little more common. Duck : Don't think a good hail call won't shock a tom into gobbling.
24 kwi 2024 · As turkey hunters, we can use this to our advantage by using loud calls found in nature to help us locate those toms that have somehow seemed to vanish, or when we are trying to locate birds to hunt. Let’s cover some of the best calls you can use and when and how to use them.
29 mar 2023 · Like the hawk screamer, I prefer to use the peacock call during the midday hours, and like the hawk screamer, it’s an excellent locator call to use on windy days. The shrill sound cuts through the wind like butter and will ring the ears of a distant tom.
14 kwi 2022 · To locate a lone tom, I prefer using a different type of locator call than the more common owl call or crow call. Instead, I prefer a high-pitched sound such as a peacock call or a coyote call like the Hunters Specialties/Drury Outdoors Signature Coyote Howler .
