Rolling Thunder TC005-HAUNT Ghost Cut 3 Reed Turkey Diaphragm Call

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Description

The Rolling Thunder TC005-HAUNT Haunt diaphragm call delivers precise turkey vocalizations through its specialized 3-reed ghost cut design. This call produces authentic hen sounds that bring gobblers within range during spring hunting seasons.

What Makes This Different

The ghost cut configuration creates a unique sound profile that mimics the subtle tonal variations of live turkey hens. Unlike standard straight-cut reeds, the ghost cut design allows for more realistic inflection and cadence control. The 3-reed setup provides the perfect balance between ease of use and tonal complexity, making it accessible to intermediate callers while still offering advanced sound options.

Key Features

3-reed ghost cut design for authentic turkey hen vocalizations
Latex construction provides consistent tone and durability
Aluminum frame ensures secure reed positioning
Medium-heavy reed tension suitable for most calling styles
Compact diaphragm design for hands-free operation
Produces yelps, cuts, purrs, and clucks effectively
Compatible with standard mouth call techniques

Field performance centers on the call's ability to produce convincing turkey sounds at various volumes and cadences. The ghost cut allows hunters to create soft tree talk for close encounters or aggressive cutting sequences to challenge dominant birds. The latex reeds maintain consistent tone in temperatures from 20°F to 90°F, ensuring reliable performance throughout turkey season. Hunters report effective calling ranges up to 200 yards in open terrain.

Technical Specs

Reed Configuration: 3-reed ghost cut
Frame Material: Anodized aluminum
Reed Material: Natural latex
Overall Dimensions: 1.25" x 0.75"
Reed Tension: Medium-heavy
Target Species: Wild turkey (all subspecies)
Manufactured in USA
Model Number: TC005-HAUNT

The TC005-HAUNT represents proven diaphragm call technology refined for consistent turkey responses. Its ghost cut design produces the subtle imperfections that make artificial calls sound natural to wary gobblers.