Flextone Dying Rabbit

The soft, flexible material allows you to physically manipulate the shape of the call while blowing into it. By squeezing or releasing the end, you can alter the backpressure and resonance, which lets you transition from a quiet, coaxing whine to a louder, more aggressive distress sound.

Not at all. Because it relies on manual manipulation rather than complex electronic settings, it is very intuitive. You can start by simply blowing and squeezing to get a feel for how the sound changes, making it a great entry-level option for predator hunting.

No, this is a purely manual call. It uses a reed system that relies entirely on your breath and hand movements, so you never have to worry about battery life or electronic failure in the field.

The Dying Rabbit call is designed to mimic the distress sounds of small prey, which is highly effective for attracting coyotes, bobcats, and foxes. Its variable sound projection makes it versatile enough to work in both open fields and dense brush.

Yes, the soft-bodied plastic construction is durable and generally resistant to freezing, unlike some hard-plastic calls that can become brittle or stick in sub-zero temperatures.