Woodhaven Custom Calls Wh342 Equalizer Sng Mouth Call

The Woodhaven Custom Calls Wh342 Equalizer single mouth call is built for turkey hunters who want a reliable, versatile tool in their vest pocket. This mouth call attracts turkey and produces the sounds you need to work gobblers, hens, and jake turkeys across different seasons and setups. Woodhaven has built a reputation for calls that cut through field noise and deliver authentic turkey vocalizations, and the Equalizer continues that tradition with a design focused on consistency and ease of use.

Mouth calls offer a key advantage over box and friction calls: your hands stay free to manage your shotgun, adjust your position, or work a decoy. The Equalizer's single-reed design is straightforward to learn and control, making it a solid choice whether you're a newcomer to turkey hunting or adding another call to an established setup. The gray and yellow color scheme fits the traditional look of Woodhaven's catalog.

Turkey hunting success hinges on confidence in your equipment, and a mouth call you can rely on removes one variable from an already demanding hunt. The Equalizer is compact enough to carry without bulk and durable enough to handle a full season of use. Toss it in your turkey vest and you've got a backup or primary call ready to go.

Frequently Asked Questions

What turkey sounds does the Wh342 Equalizer produce?

The Wh342 is designed to produce the vocalizations you need for turkey hunting, including clucks, purrs, yelps, and calls that work on gobblers, hens, and jakes. The specific sound range depends on your technique and mouth positioning.

Is the Equalizer mouth call easy to learn?

Yes—mouth calls have a gentler learning curve than many hunters expect. The Equalizer's single-reed design is forgiving and responsive to your breath control, making it accessible for newer turkey hunters while still offering enough range for experienced callers.

Can I use this call hands-free while hunting?

Yes. That's one of the primary advantages of a mouth call. Once in your mouth, your hands are completely free to hold your shotgun, adjust your position, or manage other gear—a significant benefit during the critical moment of a gobbler's approach.