Avian-X Thunder V Mouth Call Turkey Hunting Diaphragm Call

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Description

The Avian-X Thunder V mouth call delivers authentic turkey vocalizations that bring gobblers within range. This diaphragm-style call produces the raspy, aggressive yelps and cuts that trigger territorial responses from dominant toms during peak breeding season.

What Makes This Different

The Thunder V features a unique V-cut reed configuration that creates natural rasp and volume control impossible with standard straight-cut calls. The proprietary latex thickness generates authentic hen sounds while maintaining consistent tone across temperature variations. Professional guides rely on this call design for its ability to reach distant birds in windy conditions.

Key Features

V-cut latex reed system produces authentic raspy hen vocalizations
Premium latex construction maintains elasticity in cold weather
Compact diaphragm design allows hands-free operation
Generates loud calling volume for long-distance communication
Produces yelps, cuts, purrs, and aggressive calling sequences
Fits standard mouth call frame dimensions
Black anodized frame resists corrosion and wear

Field performance centers on versatility across hunting scenarios. The Thunder V excites silent gobblers with aggressive cutting sequences while producing soft tree yelps for close-range work. Spring hunters appreciate the call's ability to mimic dominant hen attitudes that challenge territorial birds. The latex construction maintains consistent pitch during temperature swings from pre-dawn setups to midday hunts.

Technical Specs

Call Type: Diaphragm mouth call
Reed Configuration: V-cut latex system
Frame Material: Anodized aluminum
Reed Material: Premium latex
Color: Black frame finish
Weight: 0.1 oz
Manufacturer: Avian-X
Model: Thunder V (ZNKTVMC)

The Thunder V represents proven call technology refined for consistent turkey responses. Hunters who demand reliable performance from opening day through late season depend on this call's ability to adapt to changing bird behavior and weather conditions.