Turkey Hunting Calls App

Up to 43 high quality turkey hunting calls for your turkey hunting! This turkey calls app is very simple and easy to use to call turkeys.

Download and learn Wild Turkey Sounds to use for your hunting or wildlife watching. This App contains 43 turkey hunting calls as follows:

1. Turkey Alarm
2. Turkey Assemble Call
3. Turkey Cackle 1
4. Turkey Cackle 2
5. Turkey Cluck 1
6. Turkey Cluck 2
7. Turkey Cluck 3
8. Turkey Cluck 4
9. Turkey Cluck and Purr
10. Turkey Cutt
11. Turkey Cutting 1
12. Turkey Cutting 2
13. Turkey Fighting Purr
14. Turkey Fly Down Cackle 1
15. Turkey Fly Down Cackle 2
16. Turkey Gobble 1
17. Turkey Gobble 2
18. Turkey Gobble 3
19. Turkey Gobbling
20. Turkey Hen Yelp 1
21. Turkey Hen Yelp 2
22. Turkey Hens
23. Turkey in Wild
24. Turkey Kee Kee 1
25. Turkey Kee Kee 2
26. Turkey Kee Kee Run 1
27. Turkey Kee Kee Run 2
28. Turkey Lost Yelp
29. Turkey Owl Hooting
30. Turkey Panic
31. Turkey Purr 1
32. Turkey Purr 2
33. Turkey Putt
34. Turkey Special 1
35. Turkey Special 2
36. Turkey Special 3
37. Turkey Special 4
38. Turkey Toms
39. Turkey Tree Call
40. Turkey Tree Yelp
41. Turkey Whine
42. Turkey Yelp 1
43. Turkey Yelp 2

The following are primary wild turkey calls. Each of these sounds carry unique message. The big and spectacular birds are increasingly common sight and flocks stride around woods as well as clearings just like miniature dinosaurs. The following are their calls and what they mean:

Cluck This sound comprises of a single or more short and staccato notes. Many times, the plain cluck includes 2-3, single note clucks. Generally, it’s used by a bird to draw attention of the other. This is some good call to assure an approaching gobbler that there’s some hen waiting for him

Putt This is single note, basically associated as alarm. It could be different notes, rapid or sharp fashion, and normally meaning they have heard or seen something which is, danger.

Tree call Another of the turkey calls is called a tree call. This is generally a series of soft as well as muffled yelps given by roosted bird. Often, it picks in volume as the fly down time approaches, sometimes accompanied by a soft clucking. It’s generally taken as call to communicate with the others in a flock.

Plain Yelp of Hen Wild Turkey will also make this basic turkey sound. It’s normally delivered in series of some single note vocalizations, and might have several meanings, depending on how the bird uses it.

Cutting of Excited Hen The cutting is a sequence of loud, fast and erratic single notes. It is a modified cluck, and is a unique call with somewhat questioning nature. It may be heard from far and is sometimes used by one wild turkey that’s searching for companionship.

Adult Hen Assembly Call This is another of the turkey calls which is a sequence of loud yelps made to assemble young poults or her flock.

Fly Down Cackle This type of turkey sounds are generally linked with movement. It may be heard when the wild turkey is flying down or up from a roost, across a creek or off a ridge. The sound normally comprises of three to ten irregularly spaced notes. This is a movement call which is sparingly used.

Kee Kee Run The Kee Kee run is the young turkeys’ lost call and variations made by adult turkeys. Often it’s linked with fall hunting, though it may also be successfully used during spring. This is how it sounds like, though a variation of this call, called kee kee run is just a “Kee Kee” with a yelp.

Purr This is a soft and rolling call the turkeys make when they are contented. It may be normally heard by feeding birds. It’s not loud call.

Cluck and Purr This kind of turkey sound is single note, or notes, normally linked with flock talk, and that feeling of contentment. Often, it’s amplified. It’s a cluck and followed by a rolling which is almost a staccato.

Gobbling This is among the major sounds of male wild turkey and is used basically in the spring to let the hens be aware he’s in the area.

Important Notice: Be sure to abide by all of your states hunting laws. Hunting calls are not legal in some areas. We are not responsible for any misuse of this application.