Slayer Gobbler Slayer Turkey Call
20305-GOBSLAYER
First-of-Its-Kind, Push-Button Gobble Turkey Call
Introducing the Gobbler Slayer Turkey Call—a groundbreaking, non-electronic turkey call unlike anything on the market. This innovative device uses a diaphragm inside a push-button mechanism to help you easily manipulate the reed, eliminating the need to put it in your mouth. The result? More realistic gobbles with minimal effort.
Crafted from durable, weather-resistant materials, the Gobbler Slayer delivers loud, authentic gobble sounds that carry over long distances, whether you’re in dense woods or open fields. Its ergonomic, one-handed design makes it simple to use, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced hunter.
Why use the Gobbler Slayer? Slayer’s Gobble Turkey Call makes it easier for hunters who struggle with mouth reeds by helping them manipulate the reed, producing more realistic gobbles. This unique call creates a distinct sound that turkeys respond to, triggering dominant toms, helping locate other turkeys, and even attracting curious hens. With manipulation of the button style design, it’s the easiest way to up your game and bring gobblers in close.
Here’s why a gobble turkey call can be effective:
Challenge Dominant Toms
Male turkeys are territorial and protective of their dominance. Hearing another gobbler can provoke a dominant tom to approach, either to assert its status or drive away the “intruder.” This makes gobble calls effective in attracting mature, aggressive birds.
Spark Curiosity
Even less dominant or younger toms might approach out of curiosity when they hear a gobble. They could be investigating whether the gobble came from a potential rival or ally.
Locate Other Turkeys
A gobble call can elicit a response from other turkeys in the area. Known as a “shock gobble,” this response reveals the location of nearby birds, helping the hunter plan their strategy.
Imitate Natural Competition
Hens often move toward the dominant toms in their territory. By imitating another tom, a gobble call can suggest competition for the hen’s attention, enticing both toms and hens to approach.
Elevate your turkey hunting experience with the Gobbler Slayer – where innovation meets realism.
California Residents
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Slayer Gobbler Slayer Turkey Call
20305-GOBSLAYER
First-of-Its-Kind, Push-Button Gobble Turkey Call
Introducing the Gobbler Slayer Turkey Call—a groundbreaking, non-electronic turkey call unlike anything on the market. This innovative device uses a diaphragm inside a push-button mechanism to help you easily manipulate the reed, eliminating the need to put it in your mouth. The result? More realistic gobbles with minimal effort.
Crafted from durable, weather-resistant materials, the Gobbler Slayer delivers loud, authentic gobble sounds that carry over long distances, whether you’re in dense woods or open fields. Its ergonomic, one-handed design makes it simple to use, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced hunter.
Why use the Gobbler Slayer? Slayer’s Gobble Turkey Call makes it easier for hunters who struggle with mouth reeds by helping them manipulate the reed, producing more realistic gobbles. This unique call creates a distinct sound that turkeys respond to, triggering dominant toms, helping locate other turkeys, and even attracting curious hens. With manipulation of the button style design, it’s the easiest way to up your game and bring gobblers in close.
Here’s why a gobble turkey call can be effective:
Challenge Dominant Toms
Male turkeys are territorial and protective of their dominance. Hearing another gobbler can provoke a dominant tom to approach, either to assert its status or drive away the “intruder.” This makes gobble calls effective in attracting mature, aggressive birds.
Spark Curiosity
Even less dominant or younger toms might approach out of curiosity when they hear a gobble. They could be investigating whether the gobble came from a potential rival or ally.
Locate Other Turkeys
A gobble call can elicit a response from other turkeys in the area. Known as a “shock gobble,” this response reveals the location of nearby birds, helping the hunter plan their strategy.
Imitate Natural Competition
Hens often move toward the dominant toms in their territory. By imitating another tom, a gobble call can suggest competition for the hen’s attention, enticing both toms and hens to approach.
Elevate your turkey hunting experience with the Gobbler Slayer – where innovation meets realism.
California Residents