What’s the one call that never gets left?

[Paulmyr]

Split V III diaphram.

[kelley91]

Primos-----Titan 2000   Titanium Fused Crystal

[Marc]

Mouth call: Realistic, easy to carry (several), and most versatile call, and the only call that can be used without movement.

A mouth call is the call I practice on the most, and still like using the least though.  I find it far more "fun" to use friction calls, and have enjoyed calling birds in on Scratchers as of late.

[BDeal]

I have 3 that are always with me-all pots. Paul Hicks red slate, Paul Hicks glass, and Darin Dawkins Aluminum.

[Old Dominion Tom]

Halloran purple heart over cedar.  Not my most versatile call, but my most productive.

[strutstopper]

Halloran crystal mistress

[redleg06]

Hooks diaphragm calls - the executioner or Persuader

[Turkeyman]

Well, two actually. My Billy Bush longbox and my Cody glass.

[budtripp]

Crystal Mistress and my pouch full of mouth calls.

[TalknTurkey]

Halloran Twisted Sister

[TRG3]

My Primos Gobble Shaker tube has brought in many gobblers, especially in the late season when competition for the remaining hens still looking to breed escalates the peck order. They come in mad, so get ready to shoot!

[Jroddc]

Mouth call Hooks Executioner 2

[ybuck]

Tom Teaser, butt naked hen.
mouth

[zelmo1]

Woodhaven Green Hornet mouth call

[g8rvet]

If I ditch my vest and am only pocket carrying like I do late in the day or when warm sometimes, I always grab:
HS Strut Triple glass
HS Strut Raspy Old hen

I don't think those are the best, just that I have used them and called in so many birds I have confidence in how I can make them sound. Both are simple and effective.

If it is a rainy day, I leave the Triple Glass and carry my Yingling Wet Dry glass call.