Woodhaven Hammer Tooth Mouth Call

Every hen sounds a little different. The hunter with one voice gets one kind of answer.

A gobbler that ignores one sound will often answer another, and most hunters run out of sounds first.

Performance Under Pressure: The tom has gone quiet at mid-morning. You change the yelp, lean on the raspy back end, and he cuts you off with a gobble.

Friction Removal: Two Woodhaven hammer cuts work like two batwing cuts in one call. You change your sound without reaching for your vest.

Proof and Credibility: The 3 reed design gives clear yelps that finish with a nasally, raspy back end. That break is what hunters listen for in a live hen.

Comfort Over a Long Sit: Soft black tape and latex make up the call. Keep it in through a long sit and call without shifting it around.

Identity Signal: Versatile calls belong to hunters who read the bird and adjust. This one gives you room to adjust.

Bring more than one voice to the woods.