WoodHaven Yellow Venom Turkey Call

Most birds are lost in the last few notes. The hunters who fill tags control every one of them.

Some calls fight you on every yelp, and some let you say exactly what you mean.

Control Under Pressure: The three-reed design is easy to control. When a gobbler answers close and your pulse climbs, the call still does what you tell it.

Clear To Rasp: Yelps move easily from a clear front note to a nasally, raspy back end. That break is what a tom expects to hear from a hen.

Full Vocabulary: Hard cutting, soft clucking, purring, and whining all come from one call. You sit against the tree, call soft, and let him close the distance.

No Learning Wall: Any skill level can produce reliable turkey tones. Less time fighting the reeds means more time reading the bird.

Sweet And Raspy: A thin red top reed sits over two clear bottom reeds. WoodHaven built it for both sweet sound and rasp, so one call covers both moods.

Sound like the hen he is looking for, or watch him walk away.