Flextone Predator Call

The flexible polymer body allows you to squeeze or bend the call while blowing through it. By compressing the chamber, you restrict airflow and shorten the sound wave, which creates a higher-pitched, more urgent distress sound, while releasing it produces a deeper, more resonant tone.

It is designed for both. You can project sound further by opening the chamber fully and blowing with more force, or keep the call constricted for softer, more subtle sounds when a predator is already within range.

The call is designed to be intuitive, but it does require some practice to master the 'dying' cadence. Start by blowing short, choppy bursts of air while manipulating the flexible body to mimic the erratic, fading cries of a distressed animal.

This manual call offers more immediate, hands-on control over the inflection and volume of the sound, which can be crucial when you need to react quickly to a predator's behavior. It is also lighter, requires no batteries, and is completely silent until you choose to use it.

Yes, the distress sound is universal enough to attract a variety of predators, including bobcats and other furbearers that respond to the sound of small, injured prey.