WoodHaven Real Hen Turkey Call

A gobbler will hang up on a call that sounds like wood. He will cross an open field for one that sounds like a hen.

This is a box call built from two woods chosen to work together.

Realism: Deep raspy yelps, cutts, and cackles with the break a live hen puts in them. The tone carries across a field without turning thin or sharp.

At Fly Down: You sit back against an oak in gray light and run three soft yelps. The bird answers on the limb, and the rest of the morning is already decided.

Build Quality: A one piece trough paired with a matched Brazilian cherry lid. Solid wood, cut and fitted so the two surfaces speak the same language every time.

Range of Voice: Run it soft for a bird easing along the edge, then lean into it to reach one hung up across the ridge. Same call, two different conversations.

Identity Signal: Wood and craft instead of plastic. It rides in the vest pocket of someone who would rather call a bird in than bump into one.

Sound like the bird he is already looking for.