WoodHaven Ninja Ghost Turkey Call

A real hen breaks her yelp. Most callers never do, and old gobblers notice.

There is a difference between making turkey noise and sounding like a turkey, and it lives in the break.

The Break: Yelps start on a good, high front end and drop into a throaty rasp. That rollover is the sound a gobbler listens for from the limb.

Crisp On Command: It delivers crisp yelps, clucks, and kee-kees. Each note comes out clean, so nothing sounds forced when he is listening hard.

Loud To Soft: It produces the loud cutts and yelps of a hen turkey, and soft clucks and purrs. You strike him from the ridge, then whisper him into range from the base of an oak.

Three Reeds, One Voice: A top green reed sits over two proph reeds. Together they carry both the high front end and the rasp.

Custom Call Pedigree: It comes from WoodHaven Custom Calls and is made in the United States. The name in your vest says you take calling seriously.

Learn the break, and let him come looking for it.