Diaphragm

[grunt_doc]

Is there any kind of diaphragm that is better suited for fall hunting (kee-kee)?  I'm not talking about brands, but single/tripple/split reed ect. type calls.  The only way I can get mine to do it now is if it's really loud.  Would a single reed be able to get a nice quiet kee-kee?

[allaboutshooting]

Hey Doc,

I've found that any single reed is best for the kee kee. I also use doubles and triples but they are well broken in by this time. I find that any call that is well broken in will work but I prefer a single reed.

Thanks,
Clark

[mark hay]

DIAMOND YELPER , PRIMOS,,, DOUBLE HOWLER [coyote diaphram howler] PRIMOS ,,,, BOTH HAVE PERFORMED EXCELLENT FOR ME

[trkyklr]

i prefer a 2  straight reed that takes little air pressure to blow

[grunt_doc]

I would like nothing more....so far this year hasn't been too  kind.

[Yelp softly]

The short answer is most straight reeds are usually the best for kee-kees.  Split reeds, like V's, Cutter's, or Wing cuts will make a kee-kee, but they tend to squeak some.  All you want is that low soft whistle.  A single, double, or even triple will work well as long as it's a straight reed.

Just my 2 cents!

[StevePA]

A ghost cut makes the best kee kee....

[thundrchikin]

Grunt Doc check out the Cane Creek Calls web site click on the lost poult picture.It is a 2 reed call designed for the kee-kee,but also has great yelps very easy to blow.

[wisturkeyhunter]

3 reed qhost cut is what I like best. Gives a good yelp too.