The Grind Night Glider Owl Call

The Grind Night Glider is a hand-tuned wooden owl call designed to help turkey hunters locate gobblers before daylight. Its high-pitched owl sound is intended to provoke a shock gobble from tight-beaked or otherwise silent toms, allowing hunters to pinpoint a bird's location before setting up.

The Night Glider features a custom maple hardwood barrel and a high-pitched, projecting tone designed for early-morning locating. It is a specialized turkey locator call that can be carried alongside your regular turkey calls and used when you need to find a gobbler without revealing your presence with turkey vocalizations.

The Grind Night Glider FAQ

What is The Grind Night Glider used for?

The Night Glider is an owl locator call used to provoke a shock gobble from a turkey. It is particularly useful before daylight when hunters are trying to locate gobblers on or near the roost.

Why use an owl call to locate a turkey?

An owl hoot can trigger an instinctive response from a gobbler without sounding like another turkey. This makes an owl call useful for locating a bird before beginning your actual turkey calling sequence.

Is The Grind Night Glider good for locating gobblers at dawn?

Yes. The Night Glider is specifically designed as an early-morning turkey locator. Its high-pitched sound is intended to carry and provoke shock gobbles from distant or tight-beaked gobblers.

What is The Grind Night Glider made from?

The Night Glider features a custom maple hardwood barrel. Its wooden construction gives it a traditional appearance and contributes to its distinctive owl sound.

What is the difference between The Grind Night Glider and Night Glider II?

The Night Glider II is a smaller, lightweight version designed for portability and volume. The original Night Glider uses a custom maple hardwood barrel and is the larger, more traditional wooden owl-call design.

Can The Grind Night Glider be used during the day?

Yes. Although it is particularly useful for pre-dawn locating, an owl locator call can be used whenever a hunter wants to provoke a gobbler response. It can be useful for locating birds while scouting or covering ground as well as during an early-morning hunt.