FoxPro COYCOMBO Predator Diaphragm Call

The double reed calls generally offer a lighter resistance, making them easier to control for beginners and ideal for softer, higher-pitched distress sounds. The triple reed calls provide more backpressure, allowing for deeper, more realistic coyote howls and barks that require more air control.

Yes, the frame design is engineered to be user-friendly, making it a great starting point for beginners. However, keep in mind that diaphragm calls do require some practice to master proper tongue placement and air pressure.

Absolutely. While they are optimized for coyote vocalizations, the range of sounds you can produce—including cottontail distress and other prey sounds—makes them highly effective for calling in bobcats, foxes, and other predators.

Because these are made from latex and prophylactic materials, it is best to rinse them with cool water after use, let them air dry completely, and store them in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or hot vehicles, as heat can degrade the reed material.

Minimal maintenance is required. Simply rinse the calls with water after a hunt to remove saliva and debris, then allow them to air dry before placing them back in their case to prevent mold or material breakdown.