The Black Betty’s 3 reed ghost cut produces everthing from clean kee kees to bossy yelps. The new black blended latex is versatile and forgiving.
Features:
Michael Waddell is arguably the most popular figure in the outdoor industry today.
A winner of numerous turkey calling competitions, Michael only puts the best to
use when he’s in the field. That’s why he is a proud endorser of the Flextone
line of calls. Michael is also a proud spokesman for the National Wild Turkey
Federation, dedicated to the conservation of the wild turkey and the preservation
of the hunting tradition.
Instructions
- Place the call carefully against the roof or your mouth keeping the
longer reed on top and facing out.
- ALWAYS exhale air, NEVER inhale air through mouth. Hold in
place by applying pressure with the back or middle of tongue. DO
NOT PLACE TOO FAR BACK AS CHOKING MAY RESULT.
- While holding call in place with tongue exhale gradually and drop
your jaw as you exhale. Vary the configuration of your mouth and
rhythm in which you drop your jaw to achieve the desired sounds.
TIPS: To achieve a higher note apply more tongue pressure to the call. It may
help to associate words to the desired call. For example, use the words
chick or chuck for a yelp, the word pic works well for a cluck, and the word
pack, blown with more pressure, produces a good cutting sound. To create
the sound of a purr try fluttering your tongue across the latex reeds.
