One call...

[Cut N Run]

As much as I love the sounds a pot or box call produces, more of my turkeys have fallen to a diaphram call. It allows hands-free calling and I can call loud or quiet if I need to. I can practice with it at work as I'm driving down the road as well.

Jim

[scoot12]

My WillowRidge cherry pot over canarwood with a purpleheart striker.  A raspy ol hen lives in mine.  Scoot

[SpurHuntinHillbilly]

My Knight-n-Hale Old Yeller Pot Call and a mouth call! Always use both at the same time. Guess I would have to spit it out or swaller it when "the man" showed up! Hahaha! But in seriously my old yeller hands down!

[grizzly]

first is there any states that have a rule like that[8|] if i could only carry one call it would have to be a good slate pot and a couple of pegs you can make so many different sounds with one[:)] wayne

[Turkeybuster]

2.5 Cutter with thick reeds would be my choice.
Jon

[mark hay]

One call?  Must be capable of ''ALL'' turkey vocalizations . Must be well made and durable .
 The last couple of years has found me only carrying 3 calls on any given hunt . This spring I may only carry two ,,,at a time .
 
 It's hard to beat a good mouthcall for ease of operation , full range of calls , and no movement required .

[outdoorsmoore]

Definatly a good diaphragm mouth call! They can do it all with practice. Other than a good crystal pot, that's all I carry anyway. Remember to be the hen with any call, be confident with the call.

[mark hay]

Well said Outdoorsmoore ,,,,,and welcome to T&TH

[outdoorsmoore]

Thanks Mark! I really like this forum thing, should have been here sooner. I can talk about turkey hunting forever it seems, especially with fellow turkey hunters!

[Timber Chicken]

Im going with a diaphragm also because of all the reasons already mentioned. Besides it would be terrible to lose your stricker like i have done so many times in the past and be stuck with just a slate.