Woodhaven WH136 Ninja Hammer Triple Reed Turkey Diaphragm Call

The Woodhaven WH136 Ninja Hammer delivers aggressive cutting and sharp yelps that bring stubborn gobblers into range. This triple reed diaphragm call produces the raspy, demanding hen sounds that trigger territorial responses from mature toms during peak breeding season.

What Makes This Different

The Ninja Hammer features a unique reed configuration that creates more aggressive tones than standard diaphragm calls. The triple reed design allows for increased volume and rasp while maintaining clarity at close range. Unlike softer calling systems, this call cuts through heavy timber and windy conditions to reach distant birds.

Key Features

• Triple reed construction for aggressive cutting and loud yelping
• Raspy tone quality that mimics dominant hen vocalizations
• Compact diaphragm design fits comfortably in mouth
• Latex reed material provides consistent tone and durability
• Black frame construction resists wear and maintains shape
• Easy-to-use design suitable for intermediate to advanced callers
• Produces sharp cuts, aggressive yelps, and excited calling sequences

Field performance centers on the call's ability to provoke responses from pressured birds that ignore softer calling. The aggressive tone cuts through dense cover and reaches birds at extended distances. Hunters report success using the Ninja Hammer during mid-morning periods when gobblers have gone silent, as the demanding hen sounds often trigger shock gobbles and renewed interest.

Technical Specs

• Call Type: Triple reed diaphragm
• Reed Material: Premium latex construction
• Frame: Durable black polymer
• Sound Profile: Aggressive, raspy hen vocalizations
• Skill Level: Intermediate to advanced
• Manufacturer: Woodhaven Custom Calls
• Model: WH136
• UPC: 854627001366

The WH136 Ninja Hammer fills the gap between soft tree calling and aggressive fighting purrs. Serious turkey hunters add this call to their vest when standard yelping fails to move birds. The distinctive raspy tone often succeeds where sweeter calls fall short.