Woodhaven Real Hen Cherry Box Call WH045 – High-Pitched Turkey Call

Meet the Woodhaven Real Hen Cherry Box Call WH045

Designed for turkey hunters who value tone, control, and a classic hand feel, this call blends premium cherry wood with traditional box design. The result is a compact instrument that delivers crisp, higher pitched hen notes in the field. Its balanced weight and smooth surface make it comfortable to hold during long sits, calls, and listening for responses from distant birds.

Premium materials and construction

The Real Hen Cherry Box Call uses a one piece cherry trough paired with a Brazilian cherry lid. This combination yields a clear voice with a bright edge while maintaining a warm, natural aesthetic. The wood tones can accentuate your call cadence in varied light and terrain, from brushy edges to open fields.

• Higher pitched hen call designed to mimic a responsive hen
• One piece cherry trough for clean resonance and precise notes
• Brazilian cherry lid adds durability and a rich finish
• Classic box call form for easy handling in different hunting setups

How it feels and sounds in the field

In practice, this Woodhaven call offers a balance of bite and warmth. Hold it steadily, cue soft clucks, then escalate with crisp chirps. The compact design fits a range of hand sizes and remains steady as you move through grass or brush.

• Field-friendly grip that remains stable when you shift positions
• Notes project clearly in open terrain and through brush
• Low maintenance finish preserves the wood’s natural feel

What to expect and practical tips

Hunters may find the Real Hen Cherry Box Call helpful for producing a convincing hen voice in a variety of habitats. It may be used to prompt attention from turkeys nearby and can complement other calls and decoys. Practice your cadence and adapt to the environment to maximize realism without overdoing it.

Whether you are revisiting a classic box call or trying a higher pitched hen voice, the WH045 offers a timeless option for your calling setup. Remember that results depend on timing, environment, and practice, and each outing can be a learning moment.