Flextone Freak Nasty

A quiet gobbler is not a lost cause. He is waiting on a hen that sounds worth the walk.

Most calls do one sound well, and this one covers the loud end and the soft end.

Rasp That Carries: Loud, super raspy cuts, yelps, and cackles reach across the field. The bird that was ignoring you lifts his head.

Soft When It Counts: Deep tones turn into soft clucks and purrs. When he hangs up just out of range, you have the quiet talk to finish the job.

Triple Reed Build: Three reeds with a double batwing cut give the call its rough, raspy voice. It sounds like a bird, not a hunter.

At the Base of the Tree: You sit still with the gun on your knee, cut hard, then go soft. He answers closer each time.

One Call, Full Range: Loud sounds and close sounds come from the same call. Less gear to dig for when a tom is closing.

Make the sound he cannot leave alone.