Johnny Stewart Rabbit Frenzy Double Reed Diaphragm Call - Predator Attractant with 45° Cut$4.30
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The Johnny Stewart Double Talk'n Dog is a double reed diaphragm call designed to bring coyotes within range by mimicking the sounds that trigger their territorial and parental instincts. This hands-free call lets you keep both hands on your rifle while producing authentic coyote vocalizations—from howls and barks to distress sounds that draw predators in close. It's built on a Premium Flex frame that delivers consistent tone and withstands the repeated stretching that diaphragm calls demand.
Diaphragm calls are a staple in predator hunting because they let you stay still and call naturally without arm movement that spooks incoming coyotes. The Double Talk'n Dog's dual Infinity Latex reeds give you versatility in the sounds you can produce, from social howls that work early season to distress calls that trigger a coyote's hunting response later in the hunt. The red housing is easy to spot in your gear bag when you need to swap calls or pack up at day's end.
Whether you're hunting from a blind, glassing open country, or working brush, this call fits easily in a shirt pocket and is ready to use the moment you spot a target. Coyote hunting rewards both precision and patience—the Double Talk'n Dog gives you a reliable tool to turn curiosity into opportunity.
The dual reed design lets you make coyote howls, barks, and animal distress sounds. The versatility of two reeds means you can experiment with different calls to match the hunting season and coyote response patterns.
Yes. Diaphragm calls are designed to work hands-free—you hold the call in your mouth and use your diaphragm and mouth shape to control the sound. This keeps both hands available to manage your rifle and stay ready for a shot opportunity.
Diaphragm calls are silent to operate from a distance, unlike hand-operated or electronic calls. There's no visible arm movement or mechanical noise, making them ideal for situations where you need to stay motionless and call naturally while coyotes approach.
The Johnny Stewart Double Talk'n Dog is a double reed diaphragm call designed to bring coyotes within range by mimicking the sounds that trigger their territorial and parental instincts. This hands-free call lets you keep both hands on your rifle while producing authentic coyote vocalizations—from howls and barks to distress sounds that draw predators in close. It's built on a Premium Flex frame that delivers consistent tone and withstands the repeated stretching that diaphragm calls demand.
Diaphragm calls are a staple in predator hunting because they let you stay still and call naturally without arm movement that spooks incoming coyotes. The Double Talk'n Dog's dual Infinity Latex reeds give you versatility in the sounds you can produce, from social howls that work early season to distress calls that trigger a coyote's hunting response later in the hunt. The red housing is easy to spot in your gear bag when you need to swap calls or pack up at day's end.
Whether you're hunting from a blind, glassing open country, or working brush, this call fits easily in a shirt pocket and is ready to use the moment you spot a target. Coyote hunting rewards both precision and patience—the Double Talk'n Dog gives you a reliable tool to turn curiosity into opportunity.
The dual reed design lets you make coyote howls, barks, and animal distress sounds. The versatility of two reeds means you can experiment with different calls to match the hunting season and coyote response patterns.
Yes. Diaphragm calls are designed to work hands-free—you hold the call in your mouth and use your diaphragm and mouth shape to control the sound. This keeps both hands available to manage your rifle and stay ready for a shot opportunity.
Diaphragm calls are silent to operate from a distance, unlike hand-operated or electronic calls. There's no visible arm movement or mechanical noise, making them ideal for situations where you need to stay motionless and call naturally while coyotes approach.
