A relaxed, soft call you'll hear from both hens and gobblers while feeding.  A sign of contentment.

It seems hens are the cacklers!  They cackle flying to and from roost trees or when flying to cross water or terrain.  The cackles are fast and irregular clucks and yelps, then clucks after landing.

Another of the turkey calls is called "Cutt".  These are fast and irregular clucks used by hens that are excited or lost from the other turkeys and are used mostly in the spring.  They are loud and last generally 5-15 seconds.

  Both hens and Gobblers use a one-syllable "Cluck" which can be soft to staccato in sound.  They use this call to locate and communicate with other turkeys.  You will usually hear them cluck softly first thing in the morning.

Turkey call:  The Yelp

Turkeys use 4-10 note series when trying to find other turkeys.  They have been known to yelp in longer or shorter sequences at times.  The "kee-awk,kee-awk" yelp (or two-note yelp) can be raspy to high-pitched.  The hen yelps are faster in cadence and not as deep throated as gobbler yelps.