Flextone Freak Nasty Turkey Call – Triple Reed Diaphragm Mouth Call (Black)

Meet the Freak Nasty: a versatile turkey call from Flextone

The Freak Nasty is part of the Michael Waddell Series and brings a three-reed diaphragm design to the field. It blends soft, seductive hen sounds with sharper rasp, giving you a flexible tool for a range of gobbler responses.

Built with a double bat wing cut and a soft, responsive body paired with a sturdy latex reed, this call aims to mimic natural throat movement while remaining responsive to light breath control. The result can deliver back-bone tone when the moment calls for it, without requiring heavy air pressure.

What to expect in the woods

From dawn patrols to late-morning chatter, the Freak Nasty can help you navigate different turkeys and terrain. Small-pallet users and first-time callers may find its design approachable, while experienced hunters might enjoy the blend of power and nuance.

Key design elements

The Freak Nasty uses a soft, flexible body to mimic throat tissue while a hard triple-reed heart provides clear, resonant voice. The double bat wing cut enhances a natural double-note sound that can blend with ambient sounds, increasing the realism of your sequences.

• Three-reed diaphragm with a double bat wing cut for natural double-note sound
• Light rasp with clear yelps, cackles, and cuts
• Compact build designed for smaller pallets and easy handling

Who is this for?

Although marketed with features for women, kids, and smaller pallets, the Freak Nasty can suit hunters who value control and versatility in turkey calling, regardless of experience level.

• Designed to be approachable for new callers
• Supports a range of tones from soft to assertive

Maintenance and field tips

Rinse after use, dry thoroughly, and store with the reeds protected. Regular care helps preserve rasp and response for many hunts.

• Low air requirement may suit a wide range of players
• Fits easily in a vest pocket for quick access

Keep the Freak Nasty in your turkey woods kit to add variety to your calls and potentially reach gobblers across different terrains.