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<blockquote data-quote="REN" data-source="post: 5883956" data-attributes="member: 4849"><p>the answer today is usually not the answer tomorrow. Turkeys are gonna do turkey things and they generally are not the same day to day. </p><p></p><p>for me its all situational and partly ease of use. I run a mouth call 90% of the time, just like the sound and I dont have to deal with grabbing a pot and striker and making sure its conditioned each time. When its just me and having to have my gun up and all the other stuff that goes with a set up I just dont always like messing with a pot call at the same time. </p><p></p><p>However If I am not the primary shooter on a hunt then I will use a pot call MUCH more because now Im focused solely on that task and not as worried about my gun and other factors. </p><p></p><p>As stated already, set up is more important IMO then how a call sounds. I believe more in WHEN to call and CALL type way more then how you sound on the call. Cutting is not always the answer lol. Soft clucks and purrs sometimes is all you need and even that very sparingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="REN, post: 5883956, member: 4849"] the answer today is usually not the answer tomorrow. Turkeys are gonna do turkey things and they generally are not the same day to day. for me its all situational and partly ease of use. I run a mouth call 90% of the time, just like the sound and I dont have to deal with grabbing a pot and striker and making sure its conditioned each time. When its just me and having to have my gun up and all the other stuff that goes with a set up I just dont always like messing with a pot call at the same time. However If I am not the primary shooter on a hunt then I will use a pot call MUCH more because now Im focused solely on that task and not as worried about my gun and other factors. As stated already, set up is more important IMO then how a call sounds. I believe more in WHEN to call and CALL type way more then how you sound on the call. Cutting is not always the answer lol. Soft clucks and purrs sometimes is all you need and even that very sparingly. [/QUOTE]
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