The Grind Inverted V Mouth Call

The Grind Inverted V is a two-reed diaphragm turkey call designed for light rasp and soft, realistic hen sounds. Its Inverted V cut makes it a good choice for hunters learning to use a mouth call or for experienced callers who want a softer-sounding option in their vest.

The Inverted V is particularly useful when subtle calling is more appropriate than an aggressive, raspy sound. Its two-reed design requires relatively little air to operate and can produce soft yelps while keeping both hands free for hunting. The Grind includes a clear call case for storage between uses.

The Grind Inverted V Mouth Call FAQ

What is The Grind Inverted V mouth call?

The Inverted V is a two-reed diaphragm turkey call designed to produce light rasp and soft yelps. It is part of The Grind's Kill Tone Series of hand-tuned mouth calls.

Is The Grind Inverted V good for beginners?

Yes. The Grind specifically describes the Inverted V as a good call for learning to use a mouth call. Its two-reed, light-rasp design is intended to be easy to operate while producing basic turkey vocalizations.

What does The Grind Inverted V sound like?

The Inverted V produces a light-rasp tone with an emphasis on soft yelps and other subtle hen sounds. It is a lighter-sounding option than The Grind Batwing, which is designed for heavy rasp.

How many reeds does The Grind Inverted V have?

The Inverted V uses two reeds. Its two-reed construction is paired with an Inverted V cut and light-rasp tone.

Is The Grind Inverted V a hands-free turkey call?

Yes. As a diaphragm mouth call, the Inverted V is operated with the mouth, allowing the hunter to keep both hands available while calling.

How does the Inverted V compare with The Grind Batwing?

The Inverted V is the softer, lighter-rasp option. It uses two reeds and is intended for soft yelps and learning mouth calling, while the Batwing mouth call uses three reeds and is designed for heavy rasp and long-range calling.