FoxPro Gun Howler Predator Diaphragm Call

The set includes the Top Gun, Smokin' Gun, and Young Gun, each featuring distinct reed configurations. The Young Gun uses a thinner latex/prophylactic mix for higher-pitched sounds, the Smokin' Gun uses dual latex reeds for volume, and the Top Gun utilizes a split-cut design for more complex, raspy vocalizations.

Diaphragm calls generally have a learning curve, but the standard frame design on these models is specifically chosen to be user-friendly. Because they are designed for easy manipulation, you can focus on mastering your tongue placement and airflow without fighting the frame size.

While these are specifically engineered to mimic coyote vocalizations like howls, barks, and yips, they can be effective for other predators that respond to similar distress sounds. However, they are optimized for the specific frequency ranges and tonal qualities of coyotes.

After each use, rinse the calls with clean water and let them air dry completely before storing them in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or extreme heat, as this can cause the latex and prophylactic material to degrade or lose its tension.

The standard frame design is intended to fit most users comfortably right out of the package. If you find the frame is too wide for your palate, you can carefully trim the edges with small scissors, but do so sparingly to avoid damaging the reed tension.