Primos Inc. Cottontail Rabbit Predator Call

Because it is a manual call, you control the volume and inflection with your breath. Start with short, sharp bursts of air to mimic the initial distress cry, then experiment with longer, drawn-out exhales to create the raspy, dying rabbit sound.

Yes, the metal build is highly durable and resistant to the freezing temperatures that often accompany predator hunting. Unlike plastic models that can become brittle or crack in extreme cold, this call maintains its structural integrity and reed performance.

This call is tuned to mimic the high-pitched distress cries of a cottontail rabbit, which is a primary food source for coyotes, foxes, and bobcats. It is most effective when you are hunting in areas where these predators are actively looking for small game.

While metal reeds are generally reliable, moisture from your breath can occasionally cause them to stick in sub-freezing conditions. It is good practice to keep the call inside your jacket to keep it warm and dry until you are ready to use it.

The dual-reed system creates a more complex, raspy sound profile that better replicates the erratic nature of a distressed animal. It provides a richer, more authentic tone that is often easier for beginners to master than the precise air control required by single-reed calls.