Anybody call turkeys by mouth?

[JStark]

I've got to say, I have had more luck just calling with my voice than calling with a box call or a diaphragm.  While dating my wife, I called a tom turkey from my car; she said that was the first time she truly understood the phrase, "strutting your stuff"!  

Anybody else forego the gadgets and just call with their voices?

[2-BIG]

I have called turkeys with my mouth in situations where I don't have time to use another call. I can do some pretty good yelps, clucks, purrs, and kee-kee's.

[longstick]

my nephew can do it, I have to use an actual mouth call

[Osagetree]

I have used an ink pen housing as a wingbone call and have had turk's come in like crazy!

Cheap, easy to find and use, plus they work!

[Eric Krewson]

I have a friend who can make perfect turkey sounds with his mouth, so good in fact, I don't think he carries a call. He also can crow just like a rooster so he uses this sound as a locator call.

[AkDan]

My 2nd year or so we got into wingbone calls.  Your mouth is the only way to close the deal and it works to good to fart around with a diaphram. Cluck and purr is all ya need to do, and the wingbone for longer distance stuff.  So it's either the voice or a diaphram for the close in stuff.

[2-BIG]

I have immitated the sounds of wildlife since I was a kid, and it drove my mom crazy! I also crow call with my voice as a locator and I do a mean barred owl call.
One spring while catfishing along a local river I told a couple of buddies that I often call in owls while fishing at night. They didn't believe me so I started calling and owls started answering. 10 minutes later we had 5 owls sitting in trees within 20 yards of us. They were making so much racket that my buddy finally said, " can you tell them to get the he#% out of here in owl talk!"