Primos PS351 Randy Anderson Hot Dog Open Call - Versatile Predator Call for Coyotes: Birds, Cottontails, Deer, Fawns, Jack Rabbits, Pups Sounds - BrownPrimos$21.08
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The Primos 355 Randy Anderson Catnip Predator Call is a bite-and-blow game call engineered by a respected predator hunting expert to handle three distinct vocalizations hunters need most: bobcat meows, rabbit distress, and fawn distress. This green rubber call lets you manipulate tone and pitch through bite pressure and air control, giving you real versatility in the field. Whether you're targeting bobcats, coyotes, or foxes, the Catnip delivers the acoustic range to match your hunting scenario.
What sets this call apart is its flexibility—literally. The soft, pliable rubber construction gives you genuine volume control and tonal variation that rigid calls simply can't match. Pinch the barrel end to shift your sound, adjust your breath to fine-tune the call, and vary your bite pressure to dial in authenticity. That hands-on control matters when predators have heard every generic howl out there.
Randy Anderson's reputation in predator hunting isn't built on hype. He designed this call because he needed something that worked, and field hunters have responded accordingly. The Catnip is loud and raspy enough to reach across distance, yet responsive enough for subtle adjustments when a coyote's already interested and you need to seal the deal. It's the kind of tool that rewards practice—the more you hunt with it, the better you'll sound.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | 355 Catnip |
| Designer | Randy Anderson |
| Material | Soft flexible rubber |
| Color | Green |
| Call Type | Bite and blow |
| Sounds | Bobcat meow, rabbit distress, fawn distress |
| Patent | U.S. Patent No. 5910039 |
The Catnip is effective on bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. The bobcat meow, rabbit distress, and fawn distress sounds cover the vocalizations these species respond to.
You control tone and pitch by varying the pressure of your bite on the call and regulating the amount of air you blow through it. Pinching down on the end of the barrel also changes the tone, giving you additional adjustment options in the field.
Yes. The call is designed to be loud and raspy, delivering the output needed to reach predators across distance while remaining responsive to the tonal control you apply.
The soft, flexible rubber material gives you genuine volume control and allows tonal variation that rigid construction can't provide. This flexibility rewards practice and lets you adapt your sound to different hunting situations.
Primos
The Primos 355 Randy Anderson Catnip Predator Call is a bite-and-blow game call engineered by a respected predator hunting expert to handle three distinct vocalizations hunters need most: bobcat meows, rabbit distress, and fawn distress. This green rubber call lets you manipulate tone and pitch through bite pressure and air control, giving you real versatility in the field. Whether you're targeting bobcats, coyotes, or foxes, the Catnip delivers the acoustic range to match your hunting scenario.
What sets this call apart is its flexibility—literally. The soft, pliable rubber construction gives you genuine volume control and tonal variation that rigid calls simply can't match. Pinch the barrel end to shift your sound, adjust your breath to fine-tune the call, and vary your bite pressure to dial in authenticity. That hands-on control matters when predators have heard every generic howl out there.
Randy Anderson's reputation in predator hunting isn't built on hype. He designed this call because he needed something that worked, and field hunters have responded accordingly. The Catnip is loud and raspy enough to reach across distance, yet responsive enough for subtle adjustments when a coyote's already interested and you need to seal the deal. It's the kind of tool that rewards practice—the more you hunt with it, the better you'll sound.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | 355 Catnip |
| Designer | Randy Anderson |
| Material | Soft flexible rubber |
| Color | Green |
| Call Type | Bite and blow |
| Sounds | Bobcat meow, rabbit distress, fawn distress |
| Patent | U.S. Patent No. 5910039 |
The Catnip is effective on bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. The bobcat meow, rabbit distress, and fawn distress sounds cover the vocalizations these species respond to.
You control tone and pitch by varying the pressure of your bite on the call and regulating the amount of air you blow through it. Pinching down on the end of the barrel also changes the tone, giving you additional adjustment options in the field.
Yes. The call is designed to be loud and raspy, delivering the output needed to reach predators across distance while remaining responsive to the tonal control you apply.
The soft, flexible rubber material gives you genuine volume control and allows tonal variation that rigid construction can't provide. This flexibility rewards practice and lets you adapt your sound to different hunting situations.
