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Your cart is empty. The H.S. Strut Mega Hoot Owl Call by Hunters Specialties is a gobbler locator mouth call that is designed to meet and exceed needs of modern hunters no matter the conditions.
Features of the H.S. Strut Mega Hoot Owl Call:
- Great for long-range calling;
- Requires less air pressure;
- Triggers shock gobble;
- Easy to use.
The Mega Hoot Owl call from Hunters Specialties creates raspier sounds thanks to its construction with three holes on the end that make this funnel sound which is great for long-range calling.
The Hunters Specialties turkey mouth call requires less air pressure and is used to lure the turkey and to know the exact position of your prey and to be a comfortable addition to your turkey huting strategy.
Now with an ergonomic root beer colored barrel that fits comfortably in your hand, your set-up on an aggressive Gobbler could be moments away and ensure it delivers the best performance possible.
Strut select is exactly as it sounds -A select lineup of turkey calls and accessories made of the highest quality materials & manufactured with strict attention to detail-Strut select.
Al T
Reviewed in Canada on March 18, 2024
Very realistic sound. Very good price.
dale demro
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024
They change their call their old model worked great plenty loud to hear on windy days,this call soft sound.turkeys have to be real close to hear.it not what a locator call should be
Vulgaricus Gasket
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023
I gave this to my bestie so he could make owl sounds. Welp, it will sure wake up a turkey but it sounds like a pissed off drunk duck. NOT AN OWL. We will research how to use this more but the quack sound comes out so easily, I'm not sure it can be mastered to sound like an owl. It's 100% DUCK. My friend laughed hysterically and now startles people with it and giggles. He is almost 50. I will take the giggles!
Luis Lozada
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019
While this call is a reed-type call as opposed to a traditional owl "hooter", it works very well to simulate a barred owl when using the "who, who, who-who" cadence. I got good, strong gobbles in Iowa just before and after a hunt when using it in this fashion. The price is great and it fits easily in a turkey vest.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 18, 2019
I wanted this owl call to increase the volume and range of my locator calls. I can make louder calls with my mouth than with this. No need to bring it along on turkey hunts.
Pete McV
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2019
As an avid birder, I’m always looking. I’m always listening. Now the birds can listen to me! Great sound. Took very little practice to get good at it. My daughter liked it so much I bought her one, too!
Nicholas
Reviewed in Canada on May 12, 2018
It's a decent owl hooter. It takes some practice but once you find the correct back pressure (chamber created with you hands at the end of the call) the right pitch can be obtained.
Brian Blackmore
Reviewed in Canada on August 13, 2017
Marketed as an Owl Hooter. It is a Turkey Gobbler.Very disappointed when I finally received this in the mail.
K
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2015
it works, it sounds like a "Owl" a generic Owl, you wont have a Barred Owl on you lips but you could get 90% there like a Barrel Owl with a head cold, no instructions to speak of, but its easy to pick up, you can also do Great Horned Owl, Great Grey Owl and any other large hooting Owl very easily
Mr. W
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2015
I've tried this unit dozen's of times. in a place known to have barred owls. I finally got a barred owl to respond at 9:15 on an early December night. That was exciting. Whoever uses this needs to muffle it to get the low baritone effect of the bared owl's call.
FlGatorsGuy
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2014
I really like this hooter and think it is easy to use and I wish they made it out of wood to give it a deeper warmer tone but I had gobbles and barded owls banging back at it so it is going with me every time in the woods.
D. Tu
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2011
Leans towards a warm, smooth, woodsy tone...wasn't hard to get the hang of using after finding a couple of videos online demonstrating how to use it. Was fairly easy to get different barred owl tones out of it...I'm still learning how to mimic all the different kinds of sounds a barred owl makes, so my ear is my only limit for now...using lots of barred owl videos on youtube and audio files on the web to learn from... Works and sounds really good... have tried it out in various river-bottoms and had one "conversation" with a barred owl in the area in mid-Spring, 2011...barred's don't migrate and are pretty territorial, so if you find one, you might have a good chance of "talking" to one with this... it puts out a good bit of sound - tends to hurt my ears a little when I put a *lot* of air through it, but it does a good job - I just use ear-plugs now when I get loud with it
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