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In this Southern Collective Hunting Podcast episode, host Joey Bell speaks with Josh Pruitt from Strutton Carolina Custom Calls about the world of turkey calling competitions. Josh shares his journey into turkey calling, the importance of family involvement, and the intricacies of call-making. The conversation delves into the art of turkey vocalization, the pressures of competition, and the techniques to help callers refine their skills. Listeners gain insight into the dedication and practice required to excel in this unique aspect of hunting. In this conversation, Josh Pruitt shares insights on turkey calling competitions, emphasizing the importance of practice, community support, and adapting to the evolving landscape of the sport. He discusses strategies for success in competitions, the significance of stage presence, and the value of constructive criticism. Pruitt also highlights the increasing participation of youth in turkey calling contests and the hidden talents that often go unnoticed in the community.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Competition Calling
03:00 Josh's Journey into Turkey Calling
06:03 Family Involvement in Calling Competitions
09:06 The Art of Call Making and Practice
12:01 Understanding Turkey Vocalization
15:13 The Pressure of Competition
18:02 Refining Techniques and Muscle Memory
24:20 Navigating Competition: Strategies for Success
30:02 The Importance of Community in Competition
36:01 Advice for Aspiring Contestants
42:00 The Evolution of Contest Participation
44:01 Hidden Talents: The Unsung Heroes of Turkey Calling

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