PRIMOSHunting Primos Pro Mallard Call

Good for a first timerLoud and clear sound easy to get a half decent sound out ofAvid hunter I would suggest not getting itSingle read gets moist quickly

Save your money for a better quality call. I’ve used this for a few years now and can’t seem to get it tuned properly. I’ve used other calls that work way better and not much more expensive. This call also clogs easily and won’t work well in low temperatures.

A good single reed duck call. The operative phrase here being SINGLE reed. If you are new to calling, this is NOT for you. Newbies want a DOUBLE reed call like the Primos Wench. A single reed call is louder, carries further, offers you a lot more variety and is MUCH harder to get to sound right. You MUST use "voice:" to get this or any other single reed to sound right. A single reed is much less forgiving of blowing a clinker than a double reed call is. You need to know what your doing, or you can consider this a long range duck repellent device! Seriously, you will scare them off before you can even see them much less shoot them. However, once you actually DO know what you are doing - a single reed call definitely belongs on your lanyard, and this is a good one to affordably make the leap from double to single reed. Plastic / acrylic material, comes with a good lanyard and instructions that are pretty much useless. To learn how to actually use this buy the Mastering The Art DVD from Primos, or better yet, have an experienced caller show you how.

No idea if this will attract ducks but I use it when reading a book about ducks to kids and they laugh every time!

I bought 2 of these for my three and four year old. They are obsessed with duck hunting because their dad is a duck/goose hunter. These are perfect for learning how to duck call.