WoodHaven Red Wasp Turkey Call

A gobbler does not come to volume. He comes to a hen he believes.

Loud is easy, but the hunters who fill tags can go from sharp to soft on the same call.

Sharp When You Need It: The Red Wasp produces sharp, crisp cutts and cackles. When a bird goes quiet across the hollow, you have the edge to make him answer.

The Boss Hen Voice: Its raspy yelps sound like an old boss hen. That is the hen a gobbler expects to find, so that is the one you give him.

Soft Work At First Light: You sit in the dark under a roosted bird and give him quiet tree yelps. The call makes very realistic clucks and purrs, so the first thing he hears sounds like a hen waking up.

Three Reeds, One V-Cut: A red latex top reed sits over two straight prophylactic reeds. The V-cut supplies the rasp. You supply the timing.

Made In The United States: This is a Woodhaven call, made here. It tells the hunters around you that you take your calling seriously.

Anyone can be loud, so learn to be believed.