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$45.00
Red as a gobbler’s head. Deadly as your setup. Bloodwood’s vibrant crimson color (which deepens to burgundy over time) makes this call impossible to lose in your vest. But looks are just bonus—the sound is what matters. This dense South American hardwood produces sharp, high-frequency calls with natural rasp. Perfect for aggressive cutting and fly-down cackles that trigger territorial responses. The fine grain varies dramatically: some pieces show subtle texture, others display dramatic swirls and color variation from scarlet to deep wine. Excellent for close-range work where you need precise control over volume and tone. The wood’s natural oils provide a smooth surface that maintains consistent friction. When you need a call that performs under pressure and looks good doing it.
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$45.00
Exotic wood, home-state results. Bolivian rosewood brings rich, mellow tones with just enough rasp to sound authentic. The reddish-brown grain—striped with dark brown and occasional golden highlights—makes every call a one-of-a-kind piece. This wood excels at soft, intimate calling: purrs, clucks, and gentle yelps that work pressured birds in tight cover. The medium density strikes a perfect balance between volume and subtlety. When you’re working a bird at 30 yards and can’t afford a wrong note, rosewood delivers forgiveness. The grain’s natural variation means consistent sound from different surface angles. Ideal for eastern woods where birds come in silent or for finishing hung-up gobblers.
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$45.00
African hardwood, American turkey woods. Ebiara (also called African ebony) is exceptionally dense, creating high-pitched, crystal-clear calls that cut through wind and distance. The chocolate-brown heartwood with darker streaking produces sharp, aggressive yelps and cutts that make gobblers shock-gobble. This is your call for windy days when softer woods get lost in the noise. The tight, interlocking grain means consistent performance regardless of humidity or temperature swings. Visually, each call is unique—some show ribbon-striped figure, others display mottled patterns like storm clouds. Heavier than most turkey calls, which translates to stability when you’re running and gunning. For serious hunters who need volume and clarity when conditions aren’t perfect.
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$45.00
Classic, proven, deadly. Maple delivers the crystal-clear, high-pitched yelps that bring in pressured toms when nothing else will. The tight grain structure creates crisp cutts and purrs with zero rasp—perfect for working birds at close range. Every piece shows different figure, from subtle waves to dramatic flame patterns that catch light like morning frost. When you need clean, authentic hen talk on public land where turkeys have heard it all, maple cuts through the noise. Lightweight and responsive, it handles soft tree yelps at dawn and aggressive cutting in the afternoon. The wood’s natural resonance means less effort to generate volume. For hunters who want versatility without gimmicks, this is your go-to call.
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$45.00
The wood that built America’s fences now builds your turkey success. Osage orange is dense, hard, and produces raspy, aggressive calls that trigger responses from stubborn long-beards. The golden-orange heartwood—unique to every call—creates friction that gives your yelps natural texture. This isn’t for soft talk; it’s for making gobblers commit when they’re hung up at 60 yards. The tight grain generates sharp, loud cutts that carry across ridges and hollers. Osage naturally darkens with age, developing a rich patina that tells the story of your hunts. Heavier than softer woods, which means rock-solid stability when you’re working a hot bird. When subtle won’t work, Osage delivers volume and attitude.
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$45.00
Purple grain. Serious results. This South American hardwood brings aggressive mid-range tones that sit perfectly between maple’s highs and walnut’s lows. The distinctive purple color (which deepens over time) means you’ll never grab the wrong call from your vest. Purpleheart’s density creates friction that translates to raspy, realistic hen sounds—the kind that make gobblers double-gobble. The interlocking grain pattern varies wildly from piece to piece, giving each call its own visual fingerprint. Excellent for cutting and aggressive calling when you need to pull birds off the roost or challenge a hot tom. The wood’s natural oils keep the surface smooth for consistent performance season after season. For hunters who want a call that sounds as bold as it looks.
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$45.00
Underrated. Overlooked. Unstoppable. Sycamore doesn’t get the respect of exotic woods, but it delivers classic turkey sounds that work. Period. The creamy white to light brown wood with subtle grain produces balanced, realistic calls across the full range—from soft clucks to loud yelps. This is the call for hunters who value function over flash. The interlocking grain creates durability and consistent friction regardless of weather. Each piece shows unique figure: some display ribbon stripes, others show mottled patterns like camouflage. Lightweight and forgiving, making it ideal for beginners learning to call or veterans who want a reliable backup. When the fancy calls aren’t talking their language, sycamore delivers honest turkey sounds that close the deal.
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$45.00
Calls with character. Calls with history. These aren’t just turkey calls—they’re made from authentic bourbon barrel staves that spent years aging Kentucky’s finest. The oak carries subtle whiskey barrel char and the rich amber grain patterns earned from years in the rickhouse. Sound-wise, you get warm, mellow tones with slight rasp—perfect for realistic hen talk that doesn’t sound machine-made. No two calls are identical; the grain shows everything from tight vertical stripes to wild cathedral patterns. The wood’s density, altered by years of bourbon soaking, creates unique resonance you won’t find in standard oak. For hunters who appreciate tradition, craftsmanship, and calls that start conversations at deer camp. Limited availability—we only build them when barrels become available.
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$45.00
Bright wood. Bright sound. Yellowheart’s golden color (ranging from pale butter to deep amber) catches light like early morning sun on frost. The sound matches the looks—clear, bright, high-pitched yelps that mimic young hens. This is your call for working jakes and two-year-olds who respond to competition. The medium-density wood with fine, straight grain creates consistent friction for reliable calling. Great for tree yelps at first light and soft purring when birds are working in close. The grain pattern shows everything from straight lines to subtle waves, making each call visually unique. Lighter than exotic hardwoods, which means less fatigue during all-day sits. For hunters who target aggressive younger birds or want a call that stands out in the turkey woods.
