WoodHaven ClucknPurr Turkey Call

The last forty yards are won with small sounds. Loud calling does not finish a bird that is already looking for you.

This one is built for the quiet part of the hunt.

Close Range Work: Throaty clucks and purrs, the sounds a hen makes when nothing is wrong. That is the message a hung up gobbler needs before he takes the last steps.

Proof in the Design: The two pot system creates a baffled air chamber. That chamber is where the depth comes from, and it is why the tone reads as real turkey instead of thin plastic.

Inside Gun Range: He is drumming at 45 yards behind a screen of brush and will not commit. You purr once, barely moving your fingers, and he steps into the opening.

Friction Removal: Small motion makes the sound. You call from your lap with your fingertips instead of your whole arm, which matters when the bird can see everything.

Identity Signal: A call built by people who chase these birds for a living. It lives in the front pocket of the vest for a reason.

Say less and finish the hunt.