Wild Turkey • Mossy Oak University
Best Eastern and Osceola Wild Turkey Calling Tips • Basic Sequence
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How to strike up a gobbler in different regions can vary. When trying to locate an Eastern, start yelping and build into cuts to try and pull the gobble out of the tom. Keep the series brief so you can listen for the gobbler’s return call. Osceola turkeys are very similar. Begin with hard, aggressive yelps and cuts.
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