Woodhaven Red Wasp Mouth Call – 3-Reed Kee-Kee Ghost Design

Woodhaven brings a compact, three reed kee-kee call to the field with the Red Wasp Mouth Call. Built around a color-coded reed stack—red latex on top, clear latex in the middle, and black latex on the bottom—the design emphasizes tonal versatility and listening-for responses. From sharp kee-kees to smooth yelps, the Red Wasp is crafted to respond to breath and cadence with a natural, in-the-mouth feel.

Three-reed architecture you can feel

• Top reed uses red latex for a bold attack and wide range.
• Middle reed uses clear latex for balanced control and nuance.
• Bottom reed uses black latex to anchor the call with a clean finish.

With this stacked setup, you can experiment across a spectrum of sounds without altering mouth pressure or pace. The arrangement translates breath into a convincing array of turkey tones, helping you break into the signature kee-kee sequence or deliver crisp yelps when birds are answering back.

Practical benefits in the field

• Wide range and precise control make it suitable for both early and late season setups.
• Clear, ghost-cut tones that can prompt responses in a respectful, non-invasive way.
• Stable reed alignment for consistent performance across conditions, from cool mornings to warmer mid-day sessions.

Whether you are re-creating classic kee-kees or weaving in softer yelps, the Red Wasp aims to support expressive, natural phrasing. The call feels responsive in the mouth and forgiving in the hands, a useful option on field edges, brushy draws, and open fields alike. For those who enjoy ghost-style cuts, this model stands as a worthy option to try alongside other three-reed designs.

Why choose Woodhaven for your turkey calls

Woodhaven has a long tradition of practical, field-tested calls. The Red Wasp Mouth Call reflects that heritage, combining durable materials with a design that emphasizes ease of use and tonal versatility. It suits hunters who value control and the possibility of dialing in specific sounds across varied environments.

Note: Real-world results depend on technique and birds, but this model offers a robust set of tonal options right out of the pocket.