Quaker Boy triple reed turkey diaphram. That is the best way to go in my book. With practice you can mimic a Jackrabbit, cottontail, or baby pups. By pressing your tonge up against the reeds you can make a little squeek like a mouse. It takes practice, lots of it. I used to keep mine in my truck and practice on my way to work in the mornings, and again on my way home. Got lots of funny looks from other motorist. I'd also practice while puttering around the garage or yard, wife, kid, and neighbors all got used to it. The nice thing about it is your hands are free to do other things, like handle your gun. Just remember to slide the diaphram forward, and grip it with your teeth before shooting so you don't choke on the ------ thing. I called in cayotes, foxes, bears, turkey, and even a couger. Unfortunately, I had to get dentures last fall can't use the diaphram anymore.
