Zink Calls Zink Z-Combo Turkey Call

Clean calling sounds nice. Raspy calling sounds real, and real is what brings a gobbler the last fifty yards.

Some calls are built to sound pretty, and this one is built to sound like a hen with gravel in her voice.

Rasp That Carries: This is a raspy mouth call. The sound has an edge that cuts through a spring morning and gives a tom something to answer.

Two Reeds, Less To Fight: A two reed build keeps the call simple. There is less latex between your air and the sound.

Hands Still, Eyes Up: You sit against the tree with the gun on your knee and a bird closing. A mouth call lets you talk to him without moving a finger.

Rides In A Shirt Pocket: A mouth call takes no room and makes no noise in the vest. It is there every time you reach for it.

The Mark Of A Caller Who Practices: A mouth call rewards the hunter who puts in the time. Carrying one says you did.

Put the rasp in the woods and see who answers.