Flextone Smack Down

Gobblers hang up at distance every spring. The hunter who can reach them and then finish them goes home heavy.

Most calls do one volume well, and this one covers the far ridge and the last forty yards.

Reaches Out: Lean into it and the triple reed produces medium rasp up to a loud call. A distant gobbler hears a hen worth walking to.

Finishes Up Close: Softer calling creates clearer tones. When he is inside the timber and looking, you back off and give him the quiet hen he expects.

Rasp With Character: The half and half cut gives the call its medium rasp. It sounds like a hen, not a whistle.

One Call, Two Jobs: Loud and soft live in the same call. You do not dig through a vest while a tom is closing.

Simple Facts: Triple reed, half and half cut, made in the United States. Those details show up in the sound.

Call him from far, then talk him in close.