Knight and Hale HD Cutter Turkey Call

The last forty yards decide the hunt. That is the worst time to need two hands.

Most calls ask for practice, motion, and both hands. This one asks for one finger.

One Finger Operation: Yelps, clucks, cuts, and purrs come out of a single short motion. Your other hand stays on the gun where it belongs.

Sound That Carries: Cherry wood gives the call a clear, resonant tone. An open field with wind on it does not swallow the sound.

Built by Hand: Each call is handmade in the USA from cherry. It is a simple tool, made carefully, with nothing on it to break.

In the Field: A gobbler hangs at sixty yards and goes quiet. One soft cluck from your lap, no movement above your wrist, and he starts walking again.

Works for Any Hunter: A first season hunter can run it well on opening morning. A veteran keeps it as the closing call for when the bird is close and looking.

Make the last call the easy one.