A box call is a popular turkey call that is easy enough for beginners, but versatile enough for the pros. While traditionally made out of wood like walnut, cedar, and mahogany, some companies are creating weather-proof metal box calls.

So I think that the Box call is is way versatile. I think a lot of people look at it at all it's just a beginner's type call. But I don't look at it that way it's actually one of my favorite calls.

The rails should be a slightly softer/less dense wood while the base and striker should be a harder wood. Try using poplar or cedar for the rails and maple or cherry for the base and striker.

These are the best turkey calls to help you bag a gobbler this spring.

• Best Overall: Lynch World Champion Box Call.
• Best Mouth Call: Slayer Calls' Black Bat Wing.
• Best Slate: Zink Wicked Series Slate.
• Best Budget: Primos Early Bird Box.
• Best Push Button Call: Quaker Boy 'Cyclone' Easy Yelper.

When turkey hunting, carry a variety of your favorite mouth calls since they are small and easy to pack in a turkey vest. Include a pot call (or two), with a few strikers capable of emitting mellow and sharp sounds. Box calls are great for sounds you want heard at a distance and used to entice those hung up toms.

• Best for Beginners: H.S. Strut Push-Button Call.
• Best Mouth Call: Rolling Thunder: Josh Grossenbacher 3-Reed Combo Cut.
• Best Friction Call: Primos The Freak with Frictionite.
• Best Glass Call: The Grind Cooker Pot and Peg Slate.
• Best Mouth Call Multi Pack: WoodHaven Pure Turkey 3-Pack.

A box calls is the most popular turkey call, and is a good choice for new turkey hunters. Box calls not only are easy to use, but they can sound very realistic. A box call can create a wide range of yelps, clucks, purrs, fighting purrs, cackles and gobbles.

Use sweet smoke to add a layer of flavor to turkey. Try mixing cherry, pecan, or apple hardwood pellets.

Diaphragm (Mouth) Calls Diaphragm calls, which many refer to as mouth calls, are the least expensive and most popular turkey call. They're a favorite among turkey hunters because they allow you to keep your hands free, so you can use the call right to the last moment.

What Is the Most Popular Turkey Brand? Butterball is among the most popular, likely due to its affordability and accessibility. Other common brands include Honeysuckle, Jennie-O, Boar's Head, Perdue, Pilgrim's Pride and Applegate Farms.

Box Calls: Box calls are a wonderful beginner call for turkey hunters. They are easy to operate, their vocals sound very realistic, and but gripping differently, you can sound like more than just one turkey.

Box Calls Box Calls: Box calls are a wonderful beginner call for turkey hunters. They are easy to operate, their vocals sound very realistic, and but gripping differently, you can sound like more than just one turkey.

A: Turkey Calls can last up to 2 to 3 years if cared for correctly. The two parts of the call that can fail are the latex and the tape.

I recommend using apple, cherry, or hickory wood chips for smoking a turkey. These woods produce a light flavor that won't overwhelm the turkey while still giving it a great BBQ smokiness.

What are the best types of wood for smoking turkey?

1. Pecan. One of the most common woods used in meat smoking, pecan provides an excellent combination of sweetness, smokiness, and sharpness to your turkey meat.
2. Maple.
3. Cherry.
4. Alder.
5. Hickory.
6. Oak.
7. Mesquite.

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