Favorites From Past

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The collection includes turkey mouth calls (diaphragm calls) with different reed setups. It also has friction and box-style calls.
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The best turkey mouth calls for beginners usually have fewer reeds, because they take less air pressure to run. Calls with more reeds or cuts give a raspier sound but take more practice.
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On a mouth turkey call, more reeds give a raspier, deeper sound and take more air control. Cuts in the reeds, like a V-cut, change the tone and how the call breaks.
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It's a group of past Quaker Boy favorites in one place, including Quaker Boy mouth calls and friction calls.
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You run a turkey box call by hand by sliding the lid across the box, which is easy to learn. A mouth call sits on the roof of your mouth, so your hands stay free, but it takes more practice.
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Yes. Turkey mouth calls for sale in this collection have an “Add to Cart” button when they're available. Sold-out calls have a “Notify me when it's back in stock” button.