Woodhaven Ninja Owl Call — Custom Turkey Locator Call Designed by Scott Ellis

In the spring turkey woods, realism matters. The Ninja Owl locator call from Woodhaven channels the barred owl’s voice in a compact, easy-to-use design. Designed by Scott Ellis, a Grand National and US Open Owl Hooting Champion, this call aims to deliver a credible owl mimicry that turkey hunters recognize as authentic. Its blend of high-pitched screams, rasping laughs, and an original 8-note hoot sequence is tailored for responsive handling and a clear, championship-quality tone in real-world woods settings.

Sound, sequence, and real-world utility

From sharp highs to playful laughs, the Ninja Owl captures the distinctive barred-owl character. The 8-note hooting sequence provides a recognizable cadence that can cut through damp air and leaf clutter, helping you create a convincing ambient backdrop without overwhelming your setup. The result is a voice that sits where gobblers hear a credible, nearby owl—an invitation to investigate that may lead to opportunities to close the draw during a hunt.

What makes it stand out

• Designed by Scott Ellis, a championship-level owl hooter
• Perfect for the spring turkey woods
• Versatility across different hunting moments and terrain
• Championship-quality tone and sound that travels well

How to use the Ninja Owl

To maximize realism, rely on smooth breath control and a steady cadence. The call’s response will depend on timing, wind, and your position relative to potential gobblers. Pair the sequence with other locator or locator-style calls to create a natural-sounding owl scenario that can prompt curious gobblers to vocalize in return.

• Practice the original 8-note sequence for a natural cadence
• Use the call during quieter moments to avoid spooking birds
• Combine with other calls for a believable owling setup
• Keep the mouthpiece clean and dry for consistent delivery

Overall, the Ninja Owl is a thoughtfully designed tool that offers a realistic owl-inspired option for spring hunts. While it can broaden your listening and response opportunities, results depend on many factors in the field. Consider it a potential aid in your toolkit—one that aims to add authenticity to your owl-wary turkey strategy.