Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We’re all familiar with a raspy hen yelp and a thundering tom gobble. But wild hens and gobblers make many turkey sounds beyond ...

Learn to recognize these sounds, understand what they mean, and know how and when to use these calls in the field. For hunters, the most important noises to replicate are the hen yelp, cluck, and cutt ...

At about 7:15 on Monday morning I settled in to a comfy spot about 20 yards from the edge of the woods. My intent was to experience the migration by sight and sound from a single spot. It was chilly, ...

I woke Monday morning to sunshine and the temperature hovering near 15 degrees. That’s 15 degrees celsius. At the time I was watching the weather in London, where the metric system reigns. When I ...

The National Wild Turkey Federation website lists several common sounds turkeys use to communicate amongst themselves. You can see a full list or listen to these and ...

Every sleep-deprived Texas turkey hunter walking down a dark two-track or slipping along the edge of a pasture an hour ahead of a spring dawn aches for the morning to be a perfect one, when everything ...

There are thousands of turkey calls on the market, and just about any of them will work fine for yelping up a gobbler. Designating one call as being “better” than another is tricky. A pot call’s sound ...

Seated against a big pine tree, behind a ground blind, I was sending out a series of urgent yelps when I heard the distinct sound of a hen, off to my left. I turned my head to the direction of her ...