4-Play Turkey Call

The wheel adjusts the striking position on the paddle, which alters the pitch and raspiness of the call. By shifting the wheel, you can mimic a variety of sounds, from the high-pitched yelps of a hen to the deeper, raspy gobble of a tom.

Yes, it uses a magnetic paddle to lock the lid in place while you are walking. This prevents the lid from clicking against the box, keeping your gear quiet and protecting the chalk on the striking surface until you are ready to use it.

Yes, the wood species—Mahogany, Butternut, or Mulberry—influences the resonance and tone of the call. Mahogany typically offers a balanced, rich sound, while Butternut is often softer and more mellow, and Mulberry provides a sharper, more distinct projection.

While it offers advanced tonal adjustments, the manual operation is straightforward. The two-sided design makes it versatile, but it still functions like a traditional box call, so you can achieve basic turkey sounds with very little practice.

Yes, like most box calls, this requires chalk on the striking surface to create the necessary friction for sound. The magnetic silent carry system helps keep the chalk intact during transport, but you should still carry a small piece of chalk to touch up the surface as needed.