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Primos
The Primos PS804 Pro Mallard single reed duck call is built for hunters who want a straightforward, reliable call that doesn't demand a set of lungs to operate. This green plastic mallard call uses a .010" Mylar reed engineered to produce crisp, raspy quacks that cut through timber and carry across open water—without requiring heavy air pressure. Whether you're working a pothole or calling from a blind, the PS804 delivers the versatility and ease of use that separates a good duck season from a frustrating one.
What sets this call apart is its tuning hole feature. Located in the bell, this adjustment lets you shift the pitch and tone on the fly, essentially giving you two different duck vocalizations from a single call. Need a higher note to grab attention or a lower rasp to seal the deal? Adjust and adapt without reaching for a second call. The single-reed design means minimal learning curve—you'll sound effective from your first season, not your fifth.
Durability matters in the marsh, and this call won't quit when it gets wet. The green plastic construction keeps weight down and cost reasonable, so you can keep one in your blind without obsessing over every drip. If you're serious about closing the deal on mallards and want a call that responds to finesse rather than force, the Pro Mallard deserves a spot in your bag.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | PS804 Pro Mallard |
| Call Type | Single-reed mallard call |
| Reed Material | .010" Mylar |
| Construction Material | Green plastic |
| Tuning | Tuning hole in bell for pitch/tone adjustment |
Single-reed calls like the PS804 require less air pressure to produce sound, so you won't fatigue your lungs during a long hunt. The .010" Mylar reed is engineered to respond to moderate breath control while still generating the raspy, aggressive quacks that get mallards' attention.
Yes. The PS804 is designed to blow and function when wet, so weather and water exposure won't silence you in the blind.
The tuning hole in the bell lets you change the pitch and tone of the call, effectively giving you two different duck sounds. You can adjust it to produce higher notes for grabbing attention or lower tones for closing, all without switching calls.
Yes. The raspy, cutting quack produced by the Mylar reed is effective in both timber settings and across open water, making it a versatile choice for different hunting scenarios.
Primos
The Primos PS804 Pro Mallard single reed duck call is built for hunters who want a straightforward, reliable call that doesn't demand a set of lungs to operate. This green plastic mallard call uses a .010" Mylar reed engineered to produce crisp, raspy quacks that cut through timber and carry across open water—without requiring heavy air pressure. Whether you're working a pothole or calling from a blind, the PS804 delivers the versatility and ease of use that separates a good duck season from a frustrating one.
What sets this call apart is its tuning hole feature. Located in the bell, this adjustment lets you shift the pitch and tone on the fly, essentially giving you two different duck vocalizations from a single call. Need a higher note to grab attention or a lower rasp to seal the deal? Adjust and adapt without reaching for a second call. The single-reed design means minimal learning curve—you'll sound effective from your first season, not your fifth.
Durability matters in the marsh, and this call won't quit when it gets wet. The green plastic construction keeps weight down and cost reasonable, so you can keep one in your blind without obsessing over every drip. If you're serious about closing the deal on mallards and want a call that responds to finesse rather than force, the Pro Mallard deserves a spot in your bag.
| Brand | Primos |
| Model | PS804 Pro Mallard |
| Call Type | Single-reed mallard call |
| Reed Material | .010" Mylar |
| Construction Material | Green plastic |
| Tuning | Tuning hole in bell for pitch/tone adjustment |
Single-reed calls like the PS804 require less air pressure to produce sound, so you won't fatigue your lungs during a long hunt. The .010" Mylar reed is engineered to respond to moderate breath control while still generating the raspy, aggressive quacks that get mallards' attention.
Yes. The PS804 is designed to blow and function when wet, so weather and water exposure won't silence you in the blind.
The tuning hole in the bell lets you change the pitch and tone of the call, effectively giving you two different duck sounds. You can adjust it to produce higher notes for grabbing attention or lower tones for closing, all without switching calls.
Yes. The raspy, cutting quack produced by the Mylar reed is effective in both timber settings and across open water, making it a versatile choice for different hunting scenarios.
