Woodhaven The Ninja Hammer Turkey Call

The Woodhaven The Ninja Hammer Turkey Call is a premium three-reed diaphragm call engineered for serious turkey hunters who demand versatility and authentic sound reproduction in the field. This compact, lightweight call is designed to replicate the full range of hen vocalizations—from the raspy, aged-bird yelps of a mature hen to the urgent, high-pitched kee kee runs of a lost poult. Whether you're hunting Eastern turkeys in dense hardwoods or working gobblers across open terrain, the Ninja Hammer delivers the tonal variety needed to adapt to unpredictable in-season conditions and respond to changing turkey behavior.

Built with a proprietary three-reed design—a single top green reed layered over two prophylactic reeds—the Ninja Hammer incorporates a unique cut pattern that produces acoustic characteristics unmatched by standard turkey calls. This configuration allows hunters to generate both the guttural, weathered tones of an old hen and the piercing, excited calls of younger birds by simply adjusting tongue pressure and air speed. The diaphragm format requires no hands-on manipulation once seated in the mouth, leaving both hands free for gun positioning, bow drawing, or camera work during critical moments. Weighing just 0.05 pounds with compact dimensions of 2.75 x 1 x 4.5 inches, this call is silent to carry and eliminates unwanted noise during stalk and setup.

Experienced hunters and competitive callers rely on Woodhaven calls for consistency across seasons and environments. The Ninja Hammer is ideal for anyone who has struggled with single-purpose calls that limit communication options or require constant call switching during the season. Hunters pursuing spring gobblers or scouting early-season birds benefit from the call's ability to produce lost-poult distress sounds that trigger aggressive responses in bachelor groups. This call integrates seamlessly with any turkey hunting setup—shotgun, rifle, or crossbow—and performs reliably in wet conditions and temperature fluctuations typical of early spring hunting seasons.