FoxPro Gun Slinger Howler

Yes, the regular frame design is generally more forgiving and easier to position in the roof of your mouth than specialized or cut-down frames. While all diaphragm calls require some practice to master breath control, this model is accessible enough for hunters just starting to learn mouth calls.

While it is specifically tuned with a red latex top reed to mimic female coyote howls, barks, and yips, the three-reed construction offers enough versatility to produce various distress cries. You can adjust your air pressure and tongue placement to experiment with different tones, though it is optimized primarily for coyote communication.

Latex calls are sensitive to temperature and light. To prevent the reeds from drying out or losing their elasticity, store the call in a cool, dark place, such as a specialized call case or a small airtight container, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat.

The three-reed configuration provides more backpressure, which makes it easier to control the pitch and volume of your calls. This extra resistance allows for a wider range of vocalizations, helping you transition smoothly between high-pitched yips and deeper, more resonant howls.

The Gun Slinger Howler comes ready to use right out of the package. While some experienced callers prefer to trim the edges of the tape or reeds to fit their specific palate shape, it is designed to perform effectively without any modifications.