Quaker Boy Thunderbird Turkey Locator Call
High-pitched locator call with acrylic body, rubber bellows, and latex reeds. Operates one or two-handed with included soundproof cap for storage and noise control.
Quaker Boy Thunderbird Turkey Locator Call
The Thunderbird is a purpose-built locator call designed to cut through the woods and find turkeys at distance. This is not a calling device for close-range work—it's built to project sound far enough to locate gobblers across valleys and through heavy timber.
Key Features
- Acrylic construction provides durability and consistent sound projection
- Rubber bellows deliver reliable, repeatable operation in all weather conditions
- Latex reeds produce the high-pitched gobble sound that carries distance
- Flexible operation: Use one hand for quick calls or two hands for maximum volume
- Soundproof cap included for storage and to muffle the call when needed
Design Philosophy
A locator call serves a specific purpose in turkey hunting: finding birds before the real calling begins. The Thunderbird's extremely loud, high-pitched output is engineered for this task. Once you've located a gobbler, you'll transition to a closer-range call for the actual work of bringing him in.
This is a straightforward, effective tool built by a manufacturer with decades of turkey hunting experience. It does one job well.
Features
- extremely loud, high-pitched gobble locator call
- acrylic construction
- rubber bellows
- two latex reeds
- one- or two-handed operation
- includes silencer cap
- made in usa
