Turkey Calling (Basic Instruction - World Champion Box)

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My name is David Neck. I have hunted turkeys since 1981 and these are some of the calls I like to use to hunt wild turkeys. These videos are for people just getting a new call and wanting to understand how to start using the call with basic instructions. Your skill levels will improve with more practice and hearing the vocalization of live turkeys. When hunting wild turkeys it is an advantage to have several calls to try, so learn several types of calls and find what the gobbler likes on that day. Good luck!

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1 апр 2023

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@michaelhurt8855 Год назад

Bought mine 54 years ago and it still has the best sound of any I have tried.

@jamesvatter5729 Год назад

My first call...50 years ago. Still have it!

@LynchSince Год назад

It's a great call. Hope it goes another 50!

@B25gunship Год назад

I've had mine almost 40 years. They work. I always start out with this call due to its great range. I've had them come a "long" ways to get to this call. As shown, it will make every sound you'll need.

@danielmastin3606 Год назад

I have used the World Champion Box for 44 years. I bought one in the 1970s but stepped on it in 83, ran out and bought another one. I have harvested many Tom's with it. My Favorite box call. 🦃

@LynchSince Год назад

Thanks Daniel for sharing your experience with our popular #102

@mandirhodesmusic 2 месяца назад

I just found my great grandfathers from 1958 in my dads house who passed away last year❤

@kevinwimmer4159 Год назад

Seen many turkey fall to that world champion. Call i will always have.

@YankeeWoodcraft Год назад

The way I chop my Lynch is by placing my finger on the end of the box barely leaning into the opening and letting the the action rest against it. I pop it with my other hand and it makes a perfect quick chop and sounds very realistic. So I'm basically popping it against something that gives a little resistance and that remains stationary. A lot less movement. I called in my first turkey like that, a nice 21+ pounder.

@LynchSince Год назад

That is a very common way to get good consistent clucks, cackles and cutts. The finger acts as a spring to make the lid bounce back. Thanks for the feedback!

@billschmidt4192 Год назад

Gobbler side is good for old Hen yelps. I bought my World Champion in around 1994. Still have it. It is good for sounding like 2 Hens as well. Yelp on one side like a Old Hen- then the other side.

@LynchSince Год назад

Yes Bill, both sides may work to imitate a hen depending on how it's tuned and the particular wood.

@billyspray2606 Год назад

Is the call a 102 or 102t

@billschmidt4192 Год назад

@@billyspray2606 Model 102.

@johnallen7528 4 месяца назад

Now you can practice

@WojciechP915 9 месяцев назад

I have a Lynch's foolproof. Does it matter which kind of call I use depending on the season and time of day?

@LynchSince 3 месяца назад

The call itself doesn’t matter. The call sequence is more important.

@billyspray2606 Год назад

Is this a 102 or a 102T

@brownjohn721 3 месяца назад

What size rubber bands do I need for my box call its so old they broke

@LynchSince 3 месяца назад

#18

@randyyoung6559 Год назад

What about the holes in the lid?

@LynchSince Год назад

Hey Randy, the holes in the lid are used to create lid stops when running the call. A toothpick is inserted through a hole that you choose to do clucks and yelps. The 3 hole lid was last produced around 1970 i Liberty, MS. Other calls with more up to 12 were much older calls and made in Birmingham, AL. Hope that helps.