Testimonials
Last step closed the deal on this Ohio long beard this morning. Thank you Jim Dietz, I love my “Last Step” Turkey call (Ehakela Cha) made in New Columbia PA.
Had a awesome week in New York. Thanks to Last Step Turkey Calls and a good friend who left me hunt his property
Sorry forgot I never sent you a description of the hunt. Started out by not hearing a gobble all morning. By about 8:15am I threw out a crow call and got some shock gobbles. I quickly made a move on them and found 3 gobblers. Once I set up and began using the slate call they would not stop hammering back every time. I thought it was a done deal as they were 200 yards away and got to about 100 when another hunter was calling to them and would not stop calling for so long where he ended up scaring the turkeys off. I pivoted to the area they were going to no avail. Then heard a gobble very far away. Ran over. Hit a few light yelps to an immediate gobble. Sat down. Did some clucks and purrs and had that turkey down in 10 minutes as he came right in. Sitting there with the turkey a smoking a cigar and other tom gobbles about 100 yards away. I began to do some yelps and he cut me off every time and wouldn’t stop for about 30 minutes but was hung up on higher elevation on a private property and refused to come down to me. An amazing hunt with lots of action. First hunt with my new slate call. Can’t recommend it enough!
Glenn Gaul took this 20-pound gobbler with 10-inch beard at Leatherstocking Guide Service in Milford, New York, and is shown with a “Final Step” purple heart slate call custom made by James Dietz.
I played your calls and everyone is very impressed! Look great and sure sound great! Your calls stack up to anything I carry. And I’m carrying some hall of fame call makers. Can’t wait till morning!!!
Well Jim. I just can’t seem to christen this call. But it’s not the calls fault! Rainy weather…I honestly like your call better than any in my vest. Nice weather – your call stacks up equally with the other calls I carry, and costs a lot less. I gave your number to the Amish guys here. You might hear from them. Lots of active hens here that are still interacting with the gobblers. We killed another today but it’s tough sledding.
