Reverse cut

Features of a Reverse Cut Call:

• Cut Design:

• The main cut is flipped in the opposite direction, changing how the top reed interacts with the lower reeds.

• This adjustment affects airflow, tension, and the way the call breaks over, leading to a more dynamic, unique sound.

• Often has angled or curved slits, enhancing rasp control while maintaining sharp, clean notes.

• Sound Profile:

• Crisp front-end yelps that roll over into controlled rasp rather than an overly aggressive break.

• Easier kee-kee runs due to the altered airflow mechanics, making it a great call for fall hunting.

• Sharp cutts and cackles that sound natural but with a distinct tonal edge.

• Purrs and clucks are softer and more natural than many heavily cut calls.

• Usage:

• Great for hunters who want more finesse and control without sacrificing rasp.

• Ideal for soft tree yelps, kee-kee runs, and mid-range calling while still allowing for aggressive sequences when needed.

• Best For:

• Hunters looking for a unique call sound that stands out from traditional cuts.

• Those who want clear front-end notes with controlled rasp rather than an overly aggressive break-over.

• Turkey hunters who use a lot of kee-kee runs or soft finesse calling, but still need volume when necessary.

This call is also a fantastic call for those guys who present their airflow to the left hand side of a call.