Zink Calls Zink Little Sister Turkey Call

A gobbler has heard bad calling all season. He walks toward the one that sounds like a hen.

Many mouth calls ask for more air and control than most hunters have, and this one asks for less.

Control When He Is Close: You are against an oak with a tom hung up at sixty yards. Two reeds are easier to control, so the soft cluck comes out soft.

A Full Vocabulary: The V-notch cut in the top reed produces yelps, cutts, cackles, clucks, and purrs. One call covers the conversation.

Rasp On Demand: The bottom reed carries its own notch in the edge. That cut adds rasp when the sound needs more edge.

Weight Where It Counts: A heavier green latex top reed sits over a .003 white latex reed. The pairing gives you a call that responds without a fight.

Hands On The Gun: The regular sized frame sits in your mouth and leaves your hands still. You call without moving, and he never sees where it came from.

Learn it in the truck, then let it speak in the timber.