Primos PS1264 The Karen Diaphragm Call - Triple Reed Turkey Hen Sounds - Green Plastic Turkey AttractorPrimos$6.81
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Primos
The Primos PS1267 Lucy is a triple reed diaphragm call designed for turkey hunters who want a versatile hen attractor that handles everything from soft tree yelps to aggressive cutting. Built on a flexible plastic frame, this diaphragm call delivers the natural vocalizations of a receptive hen—the kind of calling that brings gobblers out of their roosts and into range. Whether you're working a longbeard in early morning or adjusting your approach as the day progresses, Lucy gives you the range you need from a single, packable call.
Diaphragm calls sit in your mouth, leaving both hands free for your gun or bow—a real advantage when a gobbler commits and closes the distance. The bat cut reed design on this three-latex-reed configuration produces convincing hen talk with minimal movement or visibility. The plastic frame is durable enough for a full season of hunting yet flexible enough to fit comfortably and return to shape after each use, so you're not babying it in your vest pocket between setups.
Lucy works best in the hands of a caller willing to practice the basics: soft yelping to locate birds, tree yelps at dawn, and cutting when a gobbler is in sight and fired up. If you're new to diaphragm calls or switching brands, expect a learning curve—mouth position and air control matter—but once you dial it in, you'll understand why serious turkey hunters carry one.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | PS1267 The Lucy |
| Call Type | Diaphragm (mouth call) |
| Reed Count | 3 latex reeds |
| Reed Cut | Bat cut |
| Frame Material | Green plastic |
| Application | Turkey hen attractor |
Diaphragm calls have a learning curve because they require breath control and mouth positioning to sound natural. Lucy is a solid entry point if you're willing to practice—the three-reed bat cut design is forgiving enough for beginners while offering the range serious callers need. Start with soft yelps in your truck or at home before opening day.
The three latex reeds and bat cut configuration allow you to produce tree yelps, plain yelps, and aggressive cutting sounds. This range makes Lucy adaptable to different hunting situations and gobbler moods throughout the morning.
The flexible plastic frame is designed to retain its shape and can handle regular use without special maintenance. Rinse it after hunting if needed, let it air dry, and store it in a safe pocket. The durability means you're not dealing with a fragile or temperamental call.
Yes. Once the call is seated in your mouth, your hands are completely free for your shotgun, rifle, or bow. This is one of the primary advantages of diaphragm calls in the turkey woods—you can mount your gun and stay ready without fumbling for a hand call.
Primos
The Primos PS1267 Lucy is a triple reed diaphragm call designed for turkey hunters who want a versatile hen attractor that handles everything from soft tree yelps to aggressive cutting. Built on a flexible plastic frame, this diaphragm call delivers the natural vocalizations of a receptive hen—the kind of calling that brings gobblers out of their roosts and into range. Whether you're working a longbeard in early morning or adjusting your approach as the day progresses, Lucy gives you the range you need from a single, packable call.
Diaphragm calls sit in your mouth, leaving both hands free for your gun or bow—a real advantage when a gobbler commits and closes the distance. The bat cut reed design on this three-latex-reed configuration produces convincing hen talk with minimal movement or visibility. The plastic frame is durable enough for a full season of hunting yet flexible enough to fit comfortably and return to shape after each use, so you're not babying it in your vest pocket between setups.
Lucy works best in the hands of a caller willing to practice the basics: soft yelping to locate birds, tree yelps at dawn, and cutting when a gobbler is in sight and fired up. If you're new to diaphragm calls or switching brands, expect a learning curve—mouth position and air control matter—but once you dial it in, you'll understand why serious turkey hunters carry one.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | PS1267 The Lucy |
| Call Type | Diaphragm (mouth call) |
| Reed Count | 3 latex reeds |
| Reed Cut | Bat cut |
| Frame Material | Green plastic |
| Application | Turkey hen attractor |
Diaphragm calls have a learning curve because they require breath control and mouth positioning to sound natural. Lucy is a solid entry point if you're willing to practice—the three-reed bat cut design is forgiving enough for beginners while offering the range serious callers need. Start with soft yelps in your truck or at home before opening day.
The three latex reeds and bat cut configuration allow you to produce tree yelps, plain yelps, and aggressive cutting sounds. This range makes Lucy adaptable to different hunting situations and gobbler moods throughout the morning.
The flexible plastic frame is designed to retain its shape and can handle regular use without special maintenance. Rinse it after hunting if needed, let it air dry, and store it in a safe pocket. The durability means you're not dealing with a fragile or temperamental call.
Yes. Once the call is seated in your mouth, your hands are completely free for your shotgun, rifle, or bow. This is one of the primary advantages of diaphragm calls in the turkey woods—you can mount your gun and stay ready without fumbling for a hand call.
