Quaker Boy Screamin' Green Nasty Old Hen

Rasp should not cost you breath. The callers who sound the best are rarely the ones working the hardest.

Some calls make you push for every note, and some give it up easy.

Rasp Without the Effort: A double-triangle cut in the middle of the top reed gives maximum rasp with minimum air pressure. You sound like an old hen without running out of wind.

Loud, Then Soft: This call handles both loud and soft calling. You cut hard to strike a bird on the far ridge, then purr and cluck when he is close enough to hear leaves move.

Still When It Counts: You are tucked against a tree with the gun up and a gobbler at forty yards. The call sits in your mouth and your hands never leave the shotgun.

Three Light Reeds: Three light reeds of premium QB 2000 latex respond to small changes in air. Less pressure means more control late in a long morning.

Ready in the Vest: The included call case keeps the reeds clean and flat between hunts. You open it and the call is the way you left it.

Old gobblers have heard the easy calls, so give them the hen they still answer.