While the male turkey goobles, the female turkey makes what kind of noise?
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A turkey is also called a "gobbler" due to its gobbling bird sound. This sound is used to attract and fight for female birds. Female turkeys can gobble too, but they normally leave it to the male counterpart to do so. Besides the gobbling, turkeys also are able to make other sounds and actually have many different versions of their sounds. However, the short answer is male turkeys make a gobble sound, while females make a clucking or clicking sound.
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