Woodhaven WH095 Ninja Venom Triple Reed Turkey Diaphragm Call

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Description

The Woodhaven WH095 Ninja Venom delivers aggressive turkey vocalizations through its precision-cut triple reed configuration. This diaphragm call produces the raspy, cutting sounds that trigger responses from dominant gobblers during peak breeding season.

What Makes This Different

The Ninja Venom features a unique reed combination that creates higher frequency sounds than standard double reed calls. The top reed utilizes a thinner latex material for enhanced vibration, while the bottom two reeds provide the foundational tone structure. This configuration allows hunters to produce everything from soft purrs to aggressive cutting sequences without switching calls.

Key Features

Triple reed design with varied latex thicknesses for tonal range
Precision-cut reeds for consistent sound reproduction
Compact aluminum frame measuring 1.5 inches in diameter
Black anodized finish reduces glare in hunting conditions
Medium stretch latex construction for durability
Prophylactic tape backing prevents moisture absorption
Fits standard mouth call carrying cases

Field testing shows the Ninja Venom excels in windy conditions where softer calls fail to carry. The aggressive tone cuts through ambient noise and reaches distant birds across ridges and valleys. Experienced callers can manipulate air pressure to produce everything from excited yelps to intimidating gobbler sounds. The call maintains consistent pitch even after extended use in humid conditions.

Technical Specs

Reed Configuration: Triple reed with graduated thickness
Frame Material: Anodized aluminum
Frame Diameter: 1.5 inches
Reed Material: Natural latex
Backing: Medical grade tape
Color: Black finish
Weight: 0.2 ounces
Country of Origin: United States

The WH095 Ninja Venom addresses the need for aggressive calling during late season hunts when pressured birds require more convincing sounds. Turkey hunters who master this call gain access to vocalizations that standard calls cannot replicate.