Knight & Hale HD Hen Series Split V Mouth Call – Hands-Free Turkey Yelper

Overview

The HD Hen Series Split V Mouth Call from Knight & Hale is designed to help you generate lifelike turkey vocalizations with minimal effort. Its triple-reed, split-V design offers a broad tonal range, letting you deliver bold yelps and sharp cuts that can carry across open terrain, while still allowing you to dial back the rasp as a gobbler closes in. The hands-free operation lets you stay focused on the moment, whether you’re waiting for the perfect shot or adjusting your position in the brush. Built to perform across weather conditions, this call aims to be a reliable tool in a hunter’s kit without overpowering or overtaxing your mouth during long sits.

How it works

To use, place the call in the roof of your mouth with the printed K&H logo on top and the reeds facing outward. Position your tongue against the reeds and apply steady pressure. Push air from your throat to produce notes. For directional calls, use the yelp and cluck motions as follows: Yelp — apply pressure to the reed and say the words "chick" or "chuck" with even rhythm; Cluck — say the word "puck" with even rhythm. If you need a smaller fit, you can trim tape up to 1/16" to tailor comfort and control.

Key benefits at a glance

• Hands-free mouth/diaphragm turkey call for smooth operation while you maneuver or setup.
• Three reeds and split-V design for a dynamic range of tones—from bold yelps to realistic rasp.
• Great option for bold yelps and cutting that can carry over longer distances.
• Versatile rasp with ample volume for distant calling, then easily toned down as the turkey approaches.

Real-world use cases

Whether you’re perched at a treeline or glassing an open field at dawn, this call gives you a consistent rasp and projection that can help a gobbler notice your sequence. The hands-free design is helpful when you need to adjust footing, steady your stance, or shift to a still-moment setup before a shot. The weather-resilient construction supports performance in brisk mornings and breezy days, so you can rely on the call as part of your setup across early-season scrapes and late-season timber.

Tips for getting the most from your call

• Practice the pressure and reed placement to master smooth transitions between yelps, cuts, and clucks.
• If it feels too large for your mouth, trim up to 1/16" for a more comfortable fit and crisper control.
• Combine long-distance yelps with shorter, softer rasps to mimic a flock and then soften as birds approach.