Knight & Hale Crow Show Turkey Locator Call – Locate Turkeys and Attract Crows

Overview

The Crow Show Turkey Locator Call from Knight & Hale is a flexible addition to any turkey hunting kit. It helps you reproduce a range of crow vocalizations with ample volume, letting you read the field and respond to birds in real time. The result is a compact tool designed for outdoor conditions where sound and control matter.

What makes this call stand out is its combination of tone, ergonomics, and day-long versatility. The hand-turned cherry wood body not only looks premium but also delivers a solid, tactile feel that many hunters appreciate when making quick adjustments in the field.

Key capabilities

• Adaptable tool to locate turkeys and crows from dawn to dusk
• Delivers lifelike crow caws with clear volume and tone
• Hand-turned cherry wood body for durability and a premium feel

How to use

• Grip the barrel between your index finger, thumb, and forefinger, and cover the rest of the barrel with your other fingers
• Place your lips on the plastic calling tip and blow air from the diaphragm to produce sound
• Open and close the call’s air hole with your fingers to adjust volume and pitch

Real-world use cases

Locating turkeys is the primary use: provoke a gobble response to reveal a bird’s location. The call can also draw in crows that may appear nearby, helping you assess the scene. During the breeding season, toms may respond more aggressively to crow cues, treating crows as threats to food and territory. With its flexible timing, this crow call can be used throughout the day, offering an option that complements other calls typically tied to dawn or dusk.

Highlights

• Versatile call for locating turkeys and crows throughout the day
• Produces true-to-life crow caws with ease
• Hand-turned cherry body

Whether you’re scouting open fields or working through hedgerows, the Crow Show is designed to be responsive to your cues. It pairs ease of use with a robust build, so you can focus on your technique and stay in the moment when birds appear. This is a tool that invites experimentation, offering possibilities rather than promises, so you can decide how it best fits your hunt plan.