Using A Tube Call For Turkey Hunting

[@stephencutting2865]

Best tutorial for this call that I've seen... thanks for sharing

[@StalkingMoon]

Thanks for making this video. You're the only one that went into detail where mouth mouthplacement is. I finally got a tune out of mine. Which is s start.

[@TheChrisSkates]

Yep! I have used a tube call for years and years. I turn the call 180 degrees from what he describes. Still, my most reliable locator call. Got pinned by a big bird last year and had to belly flop and couldn't switch calls. Brought that big boy all the way in with the tube which I had not tried before. Usually switch to diaphragm or my glass call for close work. But my boy took this one at 20 feet with his little 20 gauge. GREAT hunt!

[@noahcharlesvlog]

Great video! I have tried this with my new tube call and in minutes I was making way better sounds than I had earlier! Their website is full of good information about turkey hunting too! Nice work guys! Can't wait to see more!

[@swamp_rat_fla1126]

Still use my Long Ranger tube call. Great call.

[@malochala]

Tube calls are the most versatile calls you can put in your bag. If you know how to use one properly, they are also the most effective.

[@curtissheffield9860]

This call might not sound good to most people like mouth call or something but it is effective in the right hands

[@TheChrisSkates]

I will try flipping mine over though and see how I do. Gonna order a snuff can this year just for giggles.

[@anthonyhawk5977]

I've never seen anyone run a tube like this with upper lip against the latex. Most, including myself, use the bottom lip. I tried it this way and it tickles. lol Regardless, it sounds great!

[@chriswallswvu]

It's upside- down Phil!

[@TomTreeMan]

Not bad

[@Fernando_Woolybooger]

That sounds awful.