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10 Reasons to Choose a Custom Turkey Call Over Mass-Produced Calls
When it comes to turkey calls, not all are created equal. Custom turkey calls outperform mass-produced calls every time, delivering unmatched realism, durability, and consistency in the woods. If you want better sound, longer-lasting craftsmanship, and a true-to-life turkey vocabulary, a handcrafted call is the way to go. Check out the top 10 reasons why custom turkey calls are worth the investment—and why they’ll help you tag more gobblers this season.
How to Call in Hens to Bring Gobblers Closer
When a gobbler won’t leave his hens, the best move isn’t calling to him—it’s calling to the hens instead. By mimicking and challenging the lead hen, you can fire up her territorial instincts and pull her right into your setup, bringing that longbeard along with her. Learn the best tactics for calling in hens and turning a stubborn gobbler into an easy shot.
Passing Down the Tradition: The Importance of Teaching Kids to Hunt
There’s nothing quite like seeing a young hunter experience the thrill of the hunt for the first time. Our Mississippi Youth Hunt was a reminder of why it’s so important to pass down the hunting tradition—teaching patience, respect for nature, and the skills that make for a successful hunt. From tough conditions to triumphant moments, this weekend was about more than just filling tags—it was about building confidence, strengthening bonds, and preserving our outdoor heritage.
Two Reed vs. Three Reed Batwing: Which Turkey Call is Best for You?
Not sure whether to choose a two reed batwing or a three reed batwing turkey call? This guide breaks down the differences, helping you find the perfect call for your hunting style. Whether you need soft finesse calling or loud, aggressive yelping, we’ll help you decide which batwing diaphragm call is best for you. 🦃 Read more now!
Big Bucks Run in My Family | These Legendary Bucks are Worth Checking Out
As a kid growing up with a family whom had piles of land to roam and pilfer. I had no boundary’s to the amount of deer hunting I got to do. In fact my grandmother was actually the head of a hunting club called Belmont Hunting club in Belmont AL. which encompassed several thousand acres made up of leases and family land. With plenty of deer hunting heritage that ran through my family I was eat up chasing deer at a young age. In fact that heritage dated back to when deer were only found along the Tombigbee River...