Phelps Game Calls Harrison Hooter

The Harrison Hooter is a locator call designed specifically for turkey hunting. Its job is to elicit a shock gobble from a tom, helping you pinpoint his location without spooking him before you move in for a setup.

Hard sugar maple is a dense, resonant wood that produces a crisp, natural tone. It offers a warmer sound profile compared to plastic or acrylic calls, which helps the call sound more realistic in the woods.

Not at all. Because it is a manual call, it is straightforward to use. You simply blow into the call to create the hooting sound, and because it was tuned by champion callers, it is designed to be forgiving and easy to master with a little practice.

Despite its small footprint, the Harrison Hooter is engineered to deliver a full range of volume. It is capable of producing loud, piercing hoots that can cut through wind and cover, making it effective in both open plains and dense timber.

To keep the call in top shape, store it in a dry place when not in use and avoid leaving it in extreme heat or direct sunlight for extended periods. If it gets wet in the field, simply let it air dry completely before storing it to prevent any potential warping or moisture buildup.