Primos Cuttin Hen Diaphram

Some gobblers answer and never move. A quiet hen does not change their mind.

An excited hen does, and this call is built to sound like one.

Cutting That Breaks A Hang-Up: The gobbler stops out of range and struts in place. You hit him with sharp cuts and a cackle. That is the sound that gets him moving again.

Medium Rasp, Real Hen: Triple reeds and a half-moon cut make medium raspy yelps. It sounds like a bird, not a call.

A Full Vocabulary: Yelps, clucks, cuts, cackles, and kee-kees come from one call. You answer whatever the morning asks for.

Easy To Run: The design is easy to use. You spend your time hunting, not fighting the call.

Still Hands, Ready Gun: A mouth call keeps both hands on the shotgun. The bird closes the distance and sees nothing move.

When he hangs up, give him a reason to come.