PRIMOS Locator Call Crow - Authentic Hunting Call for Turkeys and PredatorsPete Rickard$12.78
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Turkey hunting strategy hinges on locating birds before you can call them into range, and the Primos 314 Hoot Flute gives you a proven tactic to make gobblers reveal themselves. This authentic owl call mimics the hoots of barred and great horned owls—predators that turkeys instinctively respond to—prompting springtime toms to shock-gobble and give away their roost location. Once you know where they are, you can reposition and move in with conventional turkey calls for the close work.
The Hoot Flute's design is straightforward and effective. Three tuning holes let you produce eight different tones and frequencies, giving you access to both the eight-note barred owl pattern ("who cooks for you, who cooks for you all") and the six-note great horned owl call ("who cooks for you, who who"). That variety matters—turkeys respond best when you experiment with different pitches and rhythm variations rather than repeating a single call. Timing and location amplify its value: early morning before gobblers leave the roost and again at dusk are prime windows when owl hoots are most likely to trigger a response.
Built for durability and portability, the Hoot Flute is the kind of tool that takes up minimal pack space but can shift an entire hunt in your favor. It works because it taps into a turkey's natural reaction to threat and curiosity, making it a smart addition to any spring hunter's call bag.
Early morning before gobblers leave the roost and at dusk are the most effective times. Owl hoots are a natural part of the dawn and dusk soundscape, so turkeys respond more readily during these windows.
Experiment with different pitch variations and rhythm patterns using the three tuning holes. Try variations on both the barred owl's eight-note call and the great horned owl's six-note call until you trigger a shock-gobble response from a tom.
The Hoot Flute is designed specifically for spring turkey hunting, when shock-gobbling is the primary tactic for locating birds at roost.
Primos
Turkey hunting strategy hinges on locating birds before you can call them into range, and the Primos 314 Hoot Flute gives you a proven tactic to make gobblers reveal themselves. This authentic owl call mimics the hoots of barred and great horned owls—predators that turkeys instinctively respond to—prompting springtime toms to shock-gobble and give away their roost location. Once you know where they are, you can reposition and move in with conventional turkey calls for the close work.
The Hoot Flute's design is straightforward and effective. Three tuning holes let you produce eight different tones and frequencies, giving you access to both the eight-note barred owl pattern ("who cooks for you, who cooks for you all") and the six-note great horned owl call ("who cooks for you, who who"). That variety matters—turkeys respond best when you experiment with different pitches and rhythm variations rather than repeating a single call. Timing and location amplify its value: early morning before gobblers leave the roost and again at dusk are prime windows when owl hoots are most likely to trigger a response.
Built for durability and portability, the Hoot Flute is the kind of tool that takes up minimal pack space but can shift an entire hunt in your favor. It works because it taps into a turkey's natural reaction to threat and curiosity, making it a smart addition to any spring hunter's call bag.
Early morning before gobblers leave the roost and at dusk are the most effective times. Owl hoots are a natural part of the dawn and dusk soundscape, so turkeys respond more readily during these windows.
Experiment with different pitch variations and rhythm patterns using the three tuning holes. Try variations on both the barred owl's eight-note call and the great horned owl's six-note call until you trigger a shock-gobble response from a tom.
The Hoot Flute is designed specifically for spring turkey hunting, when shock-gobbling is the primary tactic for locating birds at roost.
