125 - Dissecting a Box Call with Bob Fulcher

The Turkey Hunter Podcast with Andy Gagliano & Cameron Weddington | Turkey Hunting Tips, Strategies, and Stories

Andy Gagliano

Wilderness, Sports, Leisure, Hobbies

4.6 • 547 Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2017

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Dissecting A Box Call with Bob Fulcher This week, we are dissecting a box call with Bob Fulcher with Shadetree Callers. Tune in to learn how the thickness of the walls and bottom of a call affect the sound of the call. We also talk about tuning box calls with a pocket knife, and the difference between a one piece box call and a laminate call. We talk about how the density of the wood affects the sound of a box call and whether or not we want a box call that is made 100% of the same type of wood. After we talk box calls and listen to the difference in some of the box calls that Bob makes at Shadetree Callers, we get to hear the story of Bob's most recent successful turkey hunt and one or two of the things that made that hunt a success. Listen in and learn about box calls when we start dissecting a box call.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the turkey hunter podcast with me, your host, Andy Galeano. In this podcast, I share with turkey hunters just like you how to have more turkeys on your hunting property and how to have more successful turkey hunts.
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1:23.9	for this week's show. Hello, and welcome back to this week's episode of the Turkey Hunter podcast. You are listening to Episode 125 Dis dissecting a box call with Bob Fulcher,
1:32.2	and I am your host, and the guy who yesterday morning went on the most freezing cold turkey
1:39.9	hunt that he has been on in four or five years. There are only a couple of them that I can think of that were more cold than yesterday.
1:49.2	I recall a hunt in Montana where it was raining in about 32 and a half degrees, and the wind
1:57.0	was blowing about 15 miles an hour, and it was cold.
2:00.7	It was very cold. I also recall a
2:03.3	hunt in Nebraska, where one morning it was snowing sideways, and it was cold. It was very cold.
2:12.3	And now that I think about it, there was turkey action on each of those two hunts that I was telling you about,
2:18.0	the one in Montana and the one in Nebraska. And yesterday morning there was a little bit of
2:24.0	turkey action, but no shots fired because the first thing that I did yesterday morning was
2:29.5	bump the gobbler off the roost. This time of year, you got to get in there tight with them,
2:35.6	and I may have gotten a little bit too tight. But I am fired up. If I sound a little bit tired, it's because I'm a little bit
2:42.1	tired. And I guess the good news is that we're 46 days, one hour, 36 minutes, and 44 seconds away from the end of spring turkey season in Alabama.
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