The Grind Batwing Turkey Call

A gobbler two ridges over will not come to a call he cannot hear. Soft calling has its place, and this is not it.

Some calls whisper to birds that are close, and some reach the ones that are not.

Reach Across the Ridge: The Batwing is made for long-range calling. You send a cut across the hollow, and a distant gobble answers back.

Rasp That Carries: The triple-reed design creates raspy tones. It sounds like an old hen with something to say.

Cuts With Authority: This call is made for cutting. Sharp, fast notes hit hard and travel.

Hands Stay on the Gun: A diaphragm call works from inside your mouth. You are sitting against the tree, gun on your knee, calling without moving a finger.

A Caller's Choice: A triple-reed call is a statement. It says you plan to run the conversation, not wait for it.

Find out how far your calling can reach this spring.