Woodhaven WH303 Red Ninja Triple Reed Reverse Hammer Diaphragm Turkey Call - Black

The Woodhaven WH303 Red Ninja Triple Reed Reverse Hammer Diaphragm Turkey Call is a mouth call designed for turkey hunters pursuing responsive birds in the field. Built around a reverse-hammer diaphragm design with three reeds, this call gives you the control and tonal range needed to produce realistic turkey vocalizations—from soft clucks and purrs to more aggressive cuts and yelps. The compact, lightweight design keeps it simple in your pocket or vest, ready to deploy when you spot a tom or hen on the strut.

Diaphragm calls reward practice and breath control; once you dial in your technique, you'll have both hands free to mount and shoot when the moment comes. The triple-reed configuration on the WH303 delivers versatility across the season—early-season yelps, mid-season social calls, and late-season aggressive tones all fall within reach. The reverse-hammer mechanism is engineered to adjust reed tension and break-in behavior, helping you find the sweet spot faster than a fixed-reed design might demand.

This is a call for hunters who want to get serious about mouth-call hunting. It's not a gimmick caller—it's a workhorse diaphragm that responds to your breath pressure and tongue position. Whether you're a seasoned turkey hunter refining your arsenal or a newcomer ready to invest in technique that pays off across multiple seasons, the Red Ninja delivers the precision and playability serious birds demand.

Key Features

• Triple-reed diaphragm design for expanded tonal range
• Reverse-hammer mechanism for adjustable reed tension and control
• Compact, lightweight mouth-call format—hands-free operation in the field
• Purpose-built for turkey hunting applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What species is the WH303 designed for?

The Woodhaven WH303 is designed specifically for turkey hunting. It produces the vocalizations turkeys respond to across the season.

What does the reverse-hammer design do?

The reverse-hammer mechanism allows you to adjust reed tension and how the call breaks in. This gives you more control over tone and responsiveness compared to fixed-reed designs.

Is a diaphragm call difficult to learn?

Diaphragm calls require practice to master breath control and tongue positioning, but once you get the hang of it, you'll have both hands free for your gun or bow when a bird commits. The WH303's triple-reed design offers good versatility to practice different sounds.

What comes in the box?

We don't have information on what accessories or documentation are included with this call. Contact us if you need details on packaging contents.