Duck Commander Jase Pro Series Double Reed Duck Call - Orange Acrylic Mallard Hen AttractorDuck Commander$46.38
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Duck Commander
The Duck Commander DCFLASH Double Reed Mallard Hen Call is a yellow acrylic duck call built to produce authentic mallard hen sounds that bring birds into range. If you hunt dabbling ducks over decoys or in flooded timber, a hen call is one of your most versatile tools—hens are vocal year-round, and the quack of a receptive female draws in curious drakes and ducks from a distance. This double-reed design gives you the flexibility to laydown soft, natural feeding calls or sharper, more aggressive comeback quacks depending on what the birds are doing.
The yellow acrylic construction is durable enough for a full season of hunting and easy to spot in the blind if it takes a bath in your decoy bag. Double-reed calls require a little more finesse than single-reed designs—they reward practice and breath control with a wider range of tones and more realistic duck sounds. If you're new to duck calling or upgrading from a single-reed, this is a solid choice that won't break the bank but will hold up to regular use.
Whether you're hunting early-season ducks when birds are still responsive to calling, or you need a reliable way to stop a flock that's working your spread, a mallard hen call belongs in your blind. The Duck Commander brand has a strong reputation in waterfowl hunting, and this call is built on that foundation of credibility and real-world field experience.
A double-reed call lets you produce a range of mallard vocalizations including soft feeding calls, sharp quacks, and comeback calls to draw birds back around. The exact sounds depend on your breath control and practice—that's part of the appeal and the learning curve.
Double-reed calls do require more breath control than single-reed designs, so there's a learning curve. That said, Duck Commander calls are widely used and respected in the duck hunting community, and practice with this call will build skills that transfer to other waterfowl situations.
This is a mallard hen call, so it's built to mimic mallard sounds. Mallard hens are vocal and curious, making them effective for attracting mallards in mixed flocks or when hunting over decoys.
The yellow acrylic construction is designed for durability in the field. Like any duck call, proper care and storage will extend its life—avoid extreme temperature swings and keep it dry when not in use.
Duck Commander
The Duck Commander DCFLASH Double Reed Mallard Hen Call is a yellow acrylic duck call built to produce authentic mallard hen sounds that bring birds into range. If you hunt dabbling ducks over decoys or in flooded timber, a hen call is one of your most versatile tools—hens are vocal year-round, and the quack of a receptive female draws in curious drakes and ducks from a distance. This double-reed design gives you the flexibility to laydown soft, natural feeding calls or sharper, more aggressive comeback quacks depending on what the birds are doing.
The yellow acrylic construction is durable enough for a full season of hunting and easy to spot in the blind if it takes a bath in your decoy bag. Double-reed calls require a little more finesse than single-reed designs—they reward practice and breath control with a wider range of tones and more realistic duck sounds. If you're new to duck calling or upgrading from a single-reed, this is a solid choice that won't break the bank but will hold up to regular use.
Whether you're hunting early-season ducks when birds are still responsive to calling, or you need a reliable way to stop a flock that's working your spread, a mallard hen call belongs in your blind. The Duck Commander brand has a strong reputation in waterfowl hunting, and this call is built on that foundation of credibility and real-world field experience.
A double-reed call lets you produce a range of mallard vocalizations including soft feeding calls, sharp quacks, and comeback calls to draw birds back around. The exact sounds depend on your breath control and practice—that's part of the appeal and the learning curve.
Double-reed calls do require more breath control than single-reed designs, so there's a learning curve. That said, Duck Commander calls are widely used and respected in the duck hunting community, and practice with this call will build skills that transfer to other waterfowl situations.
This is a mallard hen call, so it's built to mimic mallard sounds. Mallard hens are vocal and curious, making them effective for attracting mallards in mixed flocks or when hunting over decoys.
The yellow acrylic construction is designed for durability in the field. Like any duck call, proper care and storage will extend its life—avoid extreme temperature swings and keep it dry when not in use.