This is Wayne Carlton's original color-coded diaphragm system, the standard other elk calls get judged against. The color tells you the call: Beginner Red is the single reed that blows on the least air, Super Blue is the double-reed bugle that outsells the rest, and the Herd Bull triple reed is the loud, aggressive one. All three run moisture-resistant Infinity Latex and call hands-free.
Why it earns a spot
- Color-coded system lets you grab the right call by sight: Red, Blue, or the Herd Bull
- Beginner Red single reed blows with the least air and is the easiest to master
- Super Blue double reed is the original diaphragm elk bugle and the line's biggest seller
- Herd Bull triple reed is one of the strongest, loudest, most durable diaphragms Carlton builds
- Infinity Latex absorbs less moisture for long-lasting performance
- Hands-free design keeps both hands on your bow or rifle
Specs
| Spec | Detail |
|---|
| Weight | 0.16 oz |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 2.6 x 5.8 x 0.2 in |
| Latex | Infinity Latex (moisture-resistant) |
How it stacks up
| Color | Reeds | Best for |
|---|
| Beginner Red | Single reed | Easiest to learn; cow, calf, and young bull sounds on the least air |
| Super Blue | Double reed | Full range from cow calls to mid- and long-range bugles |
| Herd Bull | Triple reed | Deep nasal cow calls and loud, deep-tone bugles |
