In this episode of the How to Hunt Turkey podcast, host Jase Greer and expert turkey caller Scott Ellis dive deep into the art of turkey calling. They discuss the importance of understanding the meaning behind different calls, the timing of calls, and strategies for engaging turkeys effectively. Scott shares his experiences from the current turkey season, emphasizing the need to adapt calling techniques based on turkey behavior and environmental factors. The conversation also covers advanced calling techniques, including the use of silence and emotional manipulation to entice turkeys into range. Scott also delves into the intricacies of turkey hunting, focusing on calling techniques, strategies for approaching turkeys, and the importance of woodsmanship. They discuss the balance between overcalling and undercalling, the nuances of different calls like clucking and cutting, and the significance of patience and persistence in hunting. The conversation emphasizes the need for hunters to adapt their strategies based on turkey behavior and environmental factors, ultimately highlighting the art of effectively engaging with turkeys in the wild. They also discuss various strategies and techniques for turkey hunting, emphasizing the importance of terrain, scouting, and understanding turkey behavior. They explore how to effectively call turkeys, the significance of patience when a turkey goes silent, and the value of engaging with the audience through relatable hunting experiences. Scott shares insights from his own hunting experiences, providing practical tips for both novice and seasoned hunters.