Master Turkey Calling with Cody McCarthy: Learn at Your Own Pace
Perfecting the Whine: A Subtle Call for Realistic Turkey Communication
2m 12s
n this episode of Call the Wild by Slayer Calls, we break down the whine—a subtle yet highly effective turkey vocalization that can be lethal when used correctly. The whine is a soft, content sound, much like a purr or a cluck, often heard when birds are feeding or casually interacting in a group. It’s not loud or piercing like a kee-kee run but instead creates a calm, non-threatening atmosphere.
To produce the whine, position your tongue similarly to a kee-kee call, directing the air away from the cut in your diaphragm call. Keep your mouth mostly closed and let the air subtly escape from the side, creating a smooth, natural tone. Pairing the whine with clucks or purrs can add realism to your sequences, signaling safety and encouraging hesitant birds to approach. Though it takes practice to perfect, this nuanced sound can be a powerful tool in your calling arsenal. Stick with it, refine your technique, and check out the next episode for more expert insights.
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