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Rocky Mountain
The Rocky Mountain Stealth Yipper Yapper game call is a mouth-blown predator and varmint call designed for hunters who need versatile prey sounds in the field. Built around a narrow reed with a plastic barrel construction, this call lets you control pitch and volume by covering and uncovering finger holes—a simple but effective way to match the exact sound that'll draw in coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and other predators. The automatic lip positioner takes the guesswork out of mouth placement, so you can focus on your setup and shot rather than fiddling with the call itself.
What makes this call stand out is the range of sounds you can produce with one tool. Block the finger holes for deeper, quieter tones; open them for higher-pitched, louder calls. That flexibility means you can switch between juvenile barks, distressed fawn bleats, cottontail squeaks, and rodent sounds—the kinds of noises that trigger a predator's hunting response. Whether you're calling coyotes across open country, working a brushy ridge, or hunting from a blind, having that acoustic control without swapping calls saves time and keeps your hands free.
This is a no-batteries, no-electronics call, so it's light, quiet to carry, and ready to go in any weather. If you're building a predator or varmint hunting kit, the Stealth Yipper Yapper deserves a spot in your pack—it's the kind of simple, proven tool that has earned its place on thousands of hunter's rigs.
The Stealth Yipper Yapper produces a range of sounds including juvenile barks, howls, distressed fawn bleats, distressed canine sounds, baby cottontail squeaks, and rodent squeaks. By covering and uncovering the finger holes, you can vary the pitch and volume to fine-tune these sounds.
Place your fingers over the holes while blowing to produce deeper tones with less volume. Remove your fingers from the holes to create higher-pitched sounds with more volume. This simple mechanic gives you acoustic control without needing multiple calls.
The Stealth Yipper Yapper is designed for calling predators like coyotes and foxes, as well as varmints like raccoons. The variety of sounds it produces—from distressed prey to juvenile animal calls—appeals to the hunting instincts of these species.
No. This is a mouth-blown, mechanical call with no batteries or electronic components. It's lightweight, completely weather-proof, and ready to use anywhere.
Rocky Mountain
The Rocky Mountain Stealth Yipper Yapper game call is a mouth-blown predator and varmint call designed for hunters who need versatile prey sounds in the field. Built around a narrow reed with a plastic barrel construction, this call lets you control pitch and volume by covering and uncovering finger holes—a simple but effective way to match the exact sound that'll draw in coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and other predators. The automatic lip positioner takes the guesswork out of mouth placement, so you can focus on your setup and shot rather than fiddling with the call itself.
What makes this call stand out is the range of sounds you can produce with one tool. Block the finger holes for deeper, quieter tones; open them for higher-pitched, louder calls. That flexibility means you can switch between juvenile barks, distressed fawn bleats, cottontail squeaks, and rodent sounds—the kinds of noises that trigger a predator's hunting response. Whether you're calling coyotes across open country, working a brushy ridge, or hunting from a blind, having that acoustic control without swapping calls saves time and keeps your hands free.
This is a no-batteries, no-electronics call, so it's light, quiet to carry, and ready to go in any weather. If you're building a predator or varmint hunting kit, the Stealth Yipper Yapper deserves a spot in your pack—it's the kind of simple, proven tool that has earned its place on thousands of hunter's rigs.
The Stealth Yipper Yapper produces a range of sounds including juvenile barks, howls, distressed fawn bleats, distressed canine sounds, baby cottontail squeaks, and rodent squeaks. By covering and uncovering the finger holes, you can vary the pitch and volume to fine-tune these sounds.
Place your fingers over the holes while blowing to produce deeper tones with less volume. Remove your fingers from the holes to create higher-pitched sounds with more volume. This simple mechanic gives you acoustic control without needing multiple calls.
The Stealth Yipper Yapper is designed for calling predators like coyotes and foxes, as well as varmints like raccoons. The variety of sounds it produces—from distressed prey to juvenile animal calls—appeals to the hunting instincts of these species.
No. This is a mouth-blown, mechanical call with no batteries or electronic components. It's lightweight, completely weather-proof, and ready to use anywhere.
