Quaker Boy Elevation Series Diaphragm Calls Triple

The Quaker Boy Elevation Series Diaphragm Calls Triple pack is an essential tool for serious turkey hunters pursuing birds across varied terrain and seasons. This three-call set combines proven designs into one economical bundle, addressing the reality that no single call voice works in every hunting situation. Whether you're working a stubborn gobbler in spring, calling hens during fall season, or adapting to changing conditions mid-hunt, having multiple tones and cuts at your fingertips significantly increases your odds of success in the field.

Diaphragm calls operate hands-free once positioned in the roof of your mouth, allowing hunters to maintain full control of their shotgun or bow without fumbling with external call mechanisms. The Elevation Series leverages Quaker Boy's extensive research into turkey vocalization, with each call in the triple pack engineered to produce distinct pitch ranges and cutting frequencies that replicate natural hen and gobbler communication. The latex reeds are tuned to respond across varying pressure levels, giving you the flexibility to create aggressive cuts or subtle clucks depending on bird response and hunting pressure—a critical advantage when dealing with educated turkeys that have heard repetitive calling patterns.

This triple pack appeals to hunters of all experience levels, from first-season callers learning mouth-call basics to veterans stacking the deck with proven call combinations. Experienced turkey hunters often carry multiple diaphragm calls to maintain freshness in their calling rotation and to quickly switch tones if a gobbler shows disinterest. The compact, lightweight design—at just 0.1 pounds—means carrying all three calls adds negligible weight to your turkey vest, eliminating the excuse to leave backup calls behind. Whether you hunt Eastern, Rio Grande, or Osceola turkeys, these calls remain effective across subspecies and are equally suited to public land pressure situations and private farm hunting where call selectivity directly impacts your success rate.