Turkey call question

[JALA RUT]

Anybody familiar with or use the Flextone Thunder Yelper, the Flextone Thunder Cutt'n, or the Flextone Cluck n Purrr calls?  Thinking about trying them out and was looking to see how you like them.

Also, what do you use as a good owl locator call?  Was looking into the Knight & Hale Prudhomme owl call. 

[Woodjr55]

I feel like flextone calls never sound like they do in the videos you see. I have 4 flextone calls and would only recommend the grunt call I used. My brother bought me a flextone thunder gobble and it sounds like a train is coming. It's probably just me sucking with the call thou

[gfdeputy2]

never liked them either my go to call is now a Wiggin game call bloodwood / copper pot call

I rarely need to use anything else

[G-Man]

get a reed type and a barrel type owl hooter... sometimes one will work when the other doesn't. any brand will work ,primos,hs strut,lohman,quakerboy, mad... they are only as good as the person using them, i even use an elk bugle.. practice is key.. you dont need to sound perfect but need to get cadence and patterns down.

[alloutdoors]

Just stick to pots, boxes, diaphragms, etc. No need for gimmicky calls like the Flextone stuff. Hard to beat a Harrison Hoot'n Stick for an owl call.

[JALA RUT]

Kind of the way I felt too...going to stick with the numerous calls I have and just upgrade my owl call...Thanks for the info all and good luck this spring!

[letinmfly]

I agree with avoiding the gimmicks!!  Get yourself a James Harrison owl hooter.