Flextone Thunder Yelper Call

Most gobblers hang up close. That is where soft calling decides the morning.

Loud calls find birds, but quiet, clean yelps are what finish them.

Close Work: Built for close to mid-range calling. When a tom is inside the timber and listening hard, you have the right sound at the right volume.

Soft Yelps on Demand: It produces soft, seductive yelps. The kind a hen makes when she is calm and close, and the kind a gobbler walks toward.

Less to Learn: It is easier to use than a traditional mouth call. You spend the preseason scouting, not fighting a diaphragm.

In the Field: You sit against an oak with the bird gobbling just over the rise. You give three quiet yelps and set the call down. Then you wait.

A Caller's Choice: Hunters who finish birds carry a call for the last stretch. This is that call.

Bring him the rest of the way, or watch him leave.