Woodhaven WH320 Talon Triple Reed Diaphragm Turkey Call - Hen Sounds, Black

SKU:
115851602
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UPC:
854627003209
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MPN:
WH320
$14.99
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Type:
Mouth Call
Finish-Color:
Black
Sound Species:
Turkey Hen
Species:
Turkeys
Electronic:
No
Sounds:
Clucks/Cuts/Purrs/Yelps

The Woodhaven WH320 Talon triple reed diaphragm turkey call puts authentic hen vocalizations in your mouth — literally. This is a mouth call, which means no hands required once it's positioned, leaving both arms free to manage your shotgun or bow during that critical moment when a tom responds to your calling. The triple reed design delivers the natural clucks, purrs, and yelps that fool turkeys season after season, and the black finish keeps your call inconspicuous in your hunting pack.

Diaphragm calls have a reputation for a steep learning curve, but they reward practice with unmatched versatility and realism. Once you've developed the muscle memory, you can produce a wider range of sounds than with box or slate calls — and you'll do it hands-free. The Woodhaven name carries weight in the turkey hunting world; this is the kind of call serious spring and fall hunters reach for when they need to compete with dozens of other calls in heavily hunted areas.

If you're new to diaphragm turkey calls, expect to spend some time in your truck or at home figuring out tongue placement and air control. It's a learnable skill, though, and once you've got it dialed in, you'll understand why so many experienced hunters won't hunt without one. The WH320 Talon is built for the hunter who's ready to invest in mastering a tool that can turn a tough day into a successful one.

Key Features

  • Triple reed construction for versatile hen vocalizations
  • Hands-free design once positioned in your mouth
  • Authentic clucks, purrs, and yelps
  • Black finish minimizes visibility
  • Diaphragm style offers unmatched sound range compared to other call types

Frequently Asked Questions

What sounds does the WH320 Talon produce?

This diaphragm call produces hen turkey vocalizations including clucks, purrs, and yelps — the core sounds turkeys respond to during spring and fall hunting seasons.

Is a diaphragm turkey call hard to learn?

Diaphragm calls do require practice to master, but the learning curve is worth it. Once you develop the tongue and air control technique, you'll have access to a wider range of sounds than box or slate calls, and your hands remain free for your shotgun or bow.

Can I use this call if I've never used a diaphragm call before?

Yes — the Woodhaven WH320 Talon is a legitimate choice for a first diaphragm call, though we recommend practicing at home before heading to the woods. Many hunters find online tutorials and practice videos helpful when getting started.

What's included with the call?

The facts provided cover the WH320 Talon call itself. For information on packaging or included accessories, please contact us directly.