Primos PS1265 The Veronica Triple Reed Turkey Diaphragm Call - Hen Sounds, Spur Cut, Green Plastic

SKU:
115705053
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UPC:
010135012656
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MPN:
PS1265
$6.81
$8.95
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Finish-Color:
Green
Sound Species:
Turkey Hen
Material:
Plastic
Sounds:
Cutts/Kee-Kee

The Primos PS1265 Veronica triple reed turkey diaphragm call delivers authentic hen vocalizations for spring gobbler hunting. Built with three latex reeds cut in a spur pattern, this diaphragm call produces a range of hen sounds—from sharp, clear kee kee runs to scratchy, raspy yelps—that will bring toms to your setup. The green plastic frame is designed for a secure mouth fit while maintaining the flexibility needed for quick, natural-sounding transitions between call types.

Diaphragm calls work without your hands, freeing both hands for your shotgun or bow when a gobbler commits. The Veronica's spur-cut reed configuration gives you the acoustic characteristics to sound convincing across different calling situations, whether you're cutting aggressively to locate birds or using softer vocalizations once a tom is in range. The plastic frame is durable enough to withstand repeated use and returns to its original shape after each call, so you can rely on consistent performance throughout the season.

If you're serious about turkey hunting and want a versatile diaphragm call that covers multiple hen sounds, the Veronica is worth adding to your call collection. It's the kind of tool that separates hunters who understand hen communication from those who just make noise.

Key Features

  • Three latex reeds with spur-cut design for authentic hen vocalizations
  • Produces kee kee runs, yelps, and raspy scratches
  • Durable green plastic frame for secure mouth fit and consistent comeback
  • Hands-free operation for better gun or bow control
  • Compact and portable for field use

Frequently Asked Questions

What sounds does the Veronica diaphragm call produce?

The triple reed spur-cut design generates clear kee kee runs and yelps, plus scratchy, raspy variations. This range of hen sounds works for locating gobblers and keeping them committed as they approach.

How does a diaphragm call differ from other turkey calls?

A diaphragm call sits in your mouth and is operated by air and tongue control, leaving both hands free for your firearm or bow. This is especially valuable when a tom is closing the distance and you need quick access to your weapon.

Is the plastic frame durable?

Yes. The frame is built to be both durable and flexible, meaning it maintains its shape and mouth fit through repeated use and returns to its original form after each call session.