Zepp's Badlands Gunner Predator Mouth Call

The open-reed design allows for more airflow control, which gives you the ability to manipulate the pitch and volume manually. This flexibility is essential for creating realistic distress sounds that vary from high-pitched bird screams to deeper, more guttural coyote vocalizations.

While it requires some practice to master the breath control needed for specific sounds, the open-reed system is generally intuitive. You can start by focusing on basic rabbit distress sounds before moving on to more complex coyote vocalizations.

Yes, the Badlands Gunner is designed to mimic a wide range of prey, including rabbits, rodents, and various birds. Because it is highly adjustable, it works effectively for attracting most predators that respond to common distress calls.

You adjust the pitch by changing the amount of pressure you apply to the reed with your teeth or lips, combined with your breath control. Applying more pressure typically raises the pitch, while relaxing your grip allows for lower, more natural tones.

Since it is a manual, open-reed call, it is very low maintenance. Simply keep the reed clean and free of debris, and ensure it is dry before storing it to prevent any buildup that could affect the sound quality.