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#7 on this list
Honky Tonk Short Reed
Primos
The budget short reed that gets new callers past the frustration stage.
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#8 on this list
Molt Gear Toxic
Winglock
Acrylic short reed known for a nasty, real-sounding double cluck.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Honky Tonk Short Reed | Molt Gear Toxic |
|---|---|---|
| Call Type | Short Reed | Short Reed |
| Material | Polycarbonate | Acrylic |
| Skill Level | Beginner to Intermediate | — |
| Sound Profile | Realistic, Forgiving | Aggressive, Nasty |
| Weight | Lightweight | — |
| Best Use | — | Clucking & Finishing |
| Durability | — | High |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Honky Tonk Short Reed
- Extremely forgiving, easy for new callers to pick up
- Durable polycarbonate construction withstands harsh conditions
- Produces realistic, convincing goose sounds consistently
- Budget-friendly, excellent value for the performance
- Lightweight and compact, easy to carry and handle
- Lacks the nuanced range of higher-end acrylic calls
- Not ideal for competitive calling or complex routines
- Sound volume is good, but not extreme like some custom calls
Molt Gear Toxic
- Delivers a powerful, aggressive double cluck
- Excellent for finishing wary geese
- Extremely durable acrylic construction
- Consistent sound, even in harsh conditions
- Good value for a high-performance call
- Less versatile for a wide range of goose vocalizations
- Requires some air, may challenge new callers
- Not the lightest call available
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