Foxpro SMOKINGGUN Double Reed Howler Diaphragm Call - Attracts Coyotes, WhiteFoxpro$12.29
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The Foxpro RACCOON Triple Reed Diaphragm Call is a specialized mouth call designed to bring raccoons and gray fox into range during predator hunting season. Built on a three-reed design, this diaphragm call gives you authentic vocalizations that appeal to curious and territorial coyotes, foxes, and raccoons—the staple of nocturnal and low-light predator hunts across much of North America. If you're running a predator line or targeting fox and coon during fall and winter, a quality diaphragm call like this one keeps your hands free for the rifle or shotgun while delivering convincing distress and prey sounds.
Diaphragm calls demand a bit of practice to master, but once you dial in your technique, they offer sound quality and versatility that external callers can't match. The three-reed setup on the Foxpro RACCOON strikes a balance between ease of use and authentic tonality—reeds work together to produce the frequency and nuance that predators recognize as genuine prey or competitor vocalizations. Mouth calls are compact, reliable, and don't require batteries or moving parts in cold weather, making them a favorite among serious predator hunters who hunt rough country where electronics aren't practical.
Whether you're new to predator calling or you've run fox for years, keeping a proven diaphragm call in your vest pocket is smart. The Foxpro name carries weight in the game-call world, and the RACCOON Triple Reed is built to deliver when it counts—in the dark, in the wind, on the stand.
This call is designed to attract raccoons and gray fox. It's also effective for coyotes and other predators that respond to distress and territorial vocalizations.
Diaphragm calls have a learning curve—they require mouth and tongue positioning to produce clear sounds—but practice pays off quickly. Once you get the feel for it, a three-reed design like this one is forgiving and versatile.
Yes. Unlike electronic callers, diaphragm calls have no batteries or moving parts and function reliably in any weather condition. Moisture can affect reed responsiveness temporarily, but the call remains fully functional.
Diaphragm calls keep both hands free for your weapon, offer natural sound variation based on your breathing and technique, and never fail due to cold batteries or electronics. For hunters who prefer simplicity and full control, they're the go-to choice.
Foxpro
The Foxpro RACCOON Triple Reed Diaphragm Call is a specialized mouth call designed to bring raccoons and gray fox into range during predator hunting season. Built on a three-reed design, this diaphragm call gives you authentic vocalizations that appeal to curious and territorial coyotes, foxes, and raccoons—the staple of nocturnal and low-light predator hunts across much of North America. If you're running a predator line or targeting fox and coon during fall and winter, a quality diaphragm call like this one keeps your hands free for the rifle or shotgun while delivering convincing distress and prey sounds.
Diaphragm calls demand a bit of practice to master, but once you dial in your technique, they offer sound quality and versatility that external callers can't match. The three-reed setup on the Foxpro RACCOON strikes a balance between ease of use and authentic tonality—reeds work together to produce the frequency and nuance that predators recognize as genuine prey or competitor vocalizations. Mouth calls are compact, reliable, and don't require batteries or moving parts in cold weather, making them a favorite among serious predator hunters who hunt rough country where electronics aren't practical.
Whether you're new to predator calling or you've run fox for years, keeping a proven diaphragm call in your vest pocket is smart. The Foxpro name carries weight in the game-call world, and the RACCOON Triple Reed is built to deliver when it counts—in the dark, in the wind, on the stand.
This call is designed to attract raccoons and gray fox. It's also effective for coyotes and other predators that respond to distress and territorial vocalizations.
Diaphragm calls have a learning curve—they require mouth and tongue positioning to produce clear sounds—but practice pays off quickly. Once you get the feel for it, a three-reed design like this one is forgiving and versatile.
Yes. Unlike electronic callers, diaphragm calls have no batteries or moving parts and function reliably in any weather condition. Moisture can affect reed responsiveness temporarily, but the call remains fully functional.
Diaphragm calls keep both hands free for your weapon, offer natural sound variation based on your breathing and technique, and never fail due to cold batteries or electronics. For hunters who prefer simplicity and full control, they're the go-to choice.
