FOXPRO Top Gun Coyote Diaphragm Mouth Call

The split-cut latex top reed allows for more control over the vibration, making it easier to achieve the raspy, high-pitched vocalizations necessary for realistic coyote howls and yips compared to a standard straight-cut reed.

Diaphragm calls have a steeper learning curve than handheld electronic or reed calls. It requires practice to master the tongue placement and air pressure control needed to produce consistent sounds, but it is a highly rewarding skill for hands-free hunting.

Yes, many hunters use the Top Gun call to add a layer of realism to an electronic sequence. Using the mouth call for specific barks or yips while the electronic caller plays a background distress sound can help pinpoint a coyote's location or draw them into range.

Latex and prophylactic materials are sensitive to heat and direct sunlight, which can cause the reeds to dry out or lose their tension. Always store the call in a cool, dry case when not in use to maintain its performance.

The call comes ready to use right out of the package. While some experienced callers trim their reeds to customize the pitch, it is designed to work effectively as-is for most hunters.