Learn How to Yelp in 3 Steps | Turkey Mouth Call 101
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to quickly yelp on a mouth call using the best method for building a solid foundation of mechanics. Starting with a single reed mouth call, will allow you to learn how to yelp well enough to call in gobblers quickly while also building solid fundamentals. Then moving to the double Reed no cut and focusing on how to present air to the mouth call using your diaphragm, allows you to learn the proper air control to produce realistic yelps. Finally going to a three Reed call with rasp and focusing on finding the sweet spot in the call to get that clean top end note of the Yelp and bringing in the rasp naturally by accelerating the air and reducing tongue pressure will have you making the most realistic yelps possible. Following this simple 3 step process eliminates all the bad habits that cause people to struggle with mouth calls.
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Calls used:
STRUTT’N Ridge Greenhorn - Single Reed
STRUTT’N Ridge Sweet Talker - Double Reed no cut
STRUTT’N Ridge Combo Cut - Triple Reed combo cut - กีฬา
Man this was the best calling video I’ve seen. Really broke it down what a yelp is supposed to sound like. Lot of guys out there putting out bad information
Appreciate it! I finally turned the corner this year and it was when I was standing next to a pro caller at NWTF and asked him what advice he has and to be brutally honest. All he said to me was “you are blowing the call, not huffing on it”
That’s when I realized how critical air presentation is for a realistic Yelp and inspired me to make this video (after a ton of practice after the NWTF convention). I struggled for years due to all the bad information out there!
Thanks so much for this video. Called in a nice tom for my son on the youth opener with a mouth call and this is where i started. Best video for a beginner on youtube. I ordered some of your calls today due to seeing your responses on here trying to help folks. Its awesome. Happy to support a company that supports its customers. Keep it up and good luck this season.
That’s awesome! Congratulations! As a father of a 4 and 6 year old I can only imagine the joy of being able to relive that memory for the rest of your lives! Appreciate the support!
Guys, keep a call or two in your truck or car. Its the best place to practice. Everywhere you go, practice practice practice. This is a skill that is not totally necessary but is super fulfilling to get and does have some advantages in hunting situations. Don't get discouraged if it take's literally months. Nothing good happens fast.
Great advice! Also, I have been working on it for 10 years and still have a long way to go.
this helped me so much
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the comment!
Awesome video. I bought on of these got it today and already making great yelps. Thanks.
Great to hear! Thanks for the comment
@@WeekendWoodsmen is it possible to do purrs on this call?
@hillbillytrapperwestvirgin2722 absolutely it’s actually incredibly easy to. Pretty much any vocalization you want to make you should start on this to get the basics. At the end of the day I use this call 90% of the time when I am finishing a bird because it does everything you need.
@@WeekendWoodsmen thanks for your help. Maybe you could do a video on clocks and purrs with it? Or you have and I missed it. Appreciate you guys!
@@hillbillytrapperwestvirgin2722 Here’s the cluck! We haven’t done purr yet 😉DON'T RUIN YOUR HUNT! How to Cluck Confidently on a Mouth Call | Turkey Hunting Tips
th-cam.com/video/4dCkyhm7WLw/w-d-xo.html
You're awesome teacher !
Appreciate it! The Greenhorn is the ticket for learning and building a solid foundation.
@@WeekendWoodsmen , Thank you Sir
good luck this season! keep us posted on how it works for you!@@michaelrogers4285
GREAT tutorial! Super helpful to a noob like me, thanks!
Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment!
Had to learn all this by myself. If you’re having trouble making noise, start saying words with a loud “s” sound.
Yup, I feel like that is pretty close to the cat hissing, but probably a little easier to translate! Thanks for the comment!
@@WeekendWoodsmen no problem
In your experience, do you think this must be fairly mastered before actually hunting, will a mistake here or there send every bird within a mile running? I'm making progress but I do slip up here and there especially when first beginning a call.
I sounded like crap when I first started hunting and was able to call birds in. You by no means need to have it mastered and I don’t think I have ever seen a bird take off running from one bad call. The most dangerous call is the cluck because that can sound like a putt, but you can still recover from it. Get out there and enjoy the learning process! Good luck!
Great. Thanks for the reply. 💯
Sure thing!
I need something for a newbie I'm interested in learning how to use all of them calls 👍👍👍
The STRUTT’N Ridge Greenhorn or Beginner’s Series is exactly what you need!
@@WeekendWoodsmen how much is this and I'd like to know how to look at some different animal calls y'all might offer I have a woodhaven red wasp turkey mouth call on the way and how would you figure out if it was left middle right
@@jeffreynoakes7925 I was looking at that very set last night at Academy for $34
I've got 2 mouth calls coming the greenhorn & a woodhaven red wasp
@@6Sally5 I got mine from Strutin Ridge and the bass pro shop they should be here in a day or so
i was wondering if a turkey will come to a call with no rasp like the single or double reed or should get good enough and be able to call with a 3 reed call with cuts to kill a turkey? Thank you for the video.
They absolutely will come to a call with no rasp. In fact 90% of the time I am finishing a bird I’ve got the greenhorn or the sweet talker in because I can get so soft with it. A lot of people prefer rasp so many times it is a sweet sounding call that sets you apart from the crowd. I still have raspy calls just in case the birds mood calls for it but I’m using the easy to use calls more often than not. Thanks for the comment!
Lmao I do not enjoy practicing with these damn things
Definitely takes some persistence. The single Reed drastically simplifies the process
I feel like I’m going to vomit practicing
@@garrettjenson8993wait till the roof of your mouth gets raw 😂
The basic yelping is really easy. It’s that purr and “braaappp braaappp” sound and the gobble that’s infuriating to learn
@mattyice9923 here’s this for what it’s worth. The purr was one of the hardest for me, bb the click to get it realistic was also very frustrating: th-cam.com/video/4dCkyhm7WLw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vMKEGYnuR3rD7NzW
Very easy my ass, no video has helped😭
Where are you stuck? Are you able to make a noise? Do you have a single reed call? We will try to help!
@@WeekendWoodsmentake it back, this morning started getting it down😂
it does take a lot of practice, I never meant to imply that! I feel like with mouth calls we spend the first line 6 years in different degrees of bad 🤣
I still have a long way to go myself, but it helps to teach it as I learn it, versus people that are so good they forget how to teach the basics in a way people can relate.
Reach out any time if you are stuck!
That did not even work, bro
Tell me more?