Eddie Salter’s Spit Fire Diaphragm Turkey Call #D-0004DC

Improve your arsenal by picking up a few calls from our shop. A true Turkey Man can’t have too many. Designed by Eddie Salter himself, these calls are built to last and have been perfected over decades of time in the field

Why choose a turkey mouth call? They’re inexpensive. They make realistic turkey sounds. A diaphragm, as they’re often called, offers hands-free operation. Just ounces to carry, you can hide one in your mouth.

Basically turkey diaphragms are made by stretching latex rubber — often described as a reed —across a horseshoe-shaped frame centered inside a plastic skirt. You blow air across the latex reed (or reeds) to make turkey sounds!

EDDIE SALTER – THE ORIGINAL “TURKEY MAN”

Eddie Salter began hunting at the age of eight years old near his home in Evergreen, Alabama. After learning turkey-hunting techniques from his father and grandfather, Salter called-in and harvested his first gobbler at the age of 10. Salter began participating in competitive turkey calling and amassed an impressive list of titles. Named one of the top-10 sportsmen in the U.S. in 1986 and 1989 and with almost four decades of turkey-hunting experience, Salter is recognized as one of the country’s leading authorities on turkey hunting.