Appreciate you sharing that with me! Good to know it's helping someone! Thank you!

Glad to hear it was helpful!

Awesome! Enjoy!

Takes lot of practice! Keep at it and try several different calls

It’s really high pitched and sounds nothing like a turkey

I started off the same way and called like that for years. But to really improve the sound, try and keep the tip of your tongue off the reeds. Takes practice!

@@JaseOutdoors ok thank you I’ll try

I’m using a dome call maybe can that be why too

Oooo..those are tough. I could never get those to work. But everyone is different

For most people, including me, the high note is the hardest. To get the low note, basically lower your tongue or drop your jaw as u make the call. Hope that helps!

It's one of the toughest sounds to get, but try thinking of it like hissing like a cat. Fill your lungs with air, hold it, and let very little air out. Use your tongue to push the call to the roof of your mouth and just experiment on how hard you push it to the roof of your mouth while letting small bursts of air out. Keep at it. Hope that helps!

Just keep practicing. The high notes are the hardest to make

The calls I'm using there are from Zink Calls. The guy who used to make them now makes calls for Rolling Thunder. I have a hard time using any other call. Not sure why that is but I like those the best. Batwing cut

That one is a Zink batwing cut

Whatever works

@@JaseOutdoors yeah true this is gonna take a while and I only have 2 weeks before Turkey starts😂

Keep blowing hah. Good luck!

@@JaseOutdoors thanks

Lol yea, but that's ok. You're getting a sound so that's a good start. Keep at it!