Primos Deadly Double Diaphragm

A gobbler gives you one conversation. The hunters who fill tags show up knowing how to hold it.

Most mouth calls do one sound well, but this one covers the whole exchange.

One Call, Every Sound: Raspy yelps, clucks, excited cuts, and cackles all come from the same call. You stop digging through your vest while a bird closes the distance.

Rasp on Demand: The call can run very raspy depending on how you blow it. Change your air and the tone changes with it.

Reeds That Stay Apart: The stacked double frame holds the two reeds 1/16 inch apart. They will not stick together, so the first note of the morning comes out clean.

Hands on the Gun: You sit against the tree with the shotgun on your knee and the call in your mouth. The bird hears a hen and never sees you move.

Two Thin Reeds: One ultra-thin latex reed and one super-thin prophylactic reed share the frame. It is a simple build for the moment a tom hangs up and needs one more reason.

He will answer when he is ready, and what you say back is up to you.