| Dakota Predator Calls Handcrafted by Steve Thompson |
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| To hear unique sounds made with a Dakota Coyote Howler open reed call click your mouse on any of the following pics: |
The Dakota Jack bite reed call has a bite and blow design that will blow easier and produce better sounds than most of the top calls on today's market. DON'T WAIT you must
have one of these calls! An experienced caller can produce a variety of sounds such as the rabbit distress cries, deer distress bleats, bird screeches, bobcat meows, even
coyote howls and estrus chirps.
Click the following link for sounds of the Dakota Jack bite reed call: Rabbit Distress
have one of these calls! An experienced caller can produce a variety of sounds such as the rabbit distress cries, deer distress bleats, bird screeches, bobcat meows, even
coyote howls and estrus chirps.
Click the following link for sounds of the Dakota Jack bite reed call: Rabbit Distress
| The following calls are available for a US shipment and you can click on the BUY NOW PayPal box to make your payment via your credit card or bank account. You can send a Money Order payment for the desired call(s) to the following address: Steve Thompson 2106 Stratford Place Pierre, SD 57501 USPS First Class shipping is included in the price of the call. Shipments outside the US will be an additional $5. If you are sending a payment, please list which call(s) you are ordering (e.g. Call BRB1) |
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The Dakota Coyote Howler is a GREAT open reed predator call with a toneboard that was handmade from PVC pipe with a 5/8" (gray) or 7/8" (white) outside diameter. These
calls will blow easier and produce better sounds than most of the top calls on today's market. Depending on the callers ability and experience, you will be able to produce a
variety of sounds with AMAZING volume. Blowing various howls will have the coyotes coming to challenge the other coyote that has invaded their territory. The caller can also
produce sounds such as the rabbit in distress cries, deer in distress bleats, bird screeches, and canine distress. Once the caller masters all the sounds, the predators will
come a running to check them out. You will not need a horn or amplifier with either of these calls.
calls will blow easier and produce better sounds than most of the top calls on today's market. Depending on the callers ability and experience, you will be able to produce a
variety of sounds with AMAZING volume. Blowing various howls will have the coyotes coming to challenge the other coyote that has invaded their territory. The caller can also
produce sounds such as the rabbit in distress cries, deer in distress bleats, bird screeches, and canine distress. Once the caller masters all the sounds, the predators will
come a running to check them out. You will not need a horn or amplifier with either of these calls.
I have been making open reed predator calls for the past 20+ years and these calls have been used for calling various predators by many callers across the US. A great call for
your calling and your collection! DON'T WAIT you must have one of these calls! My open-reed calls are made from 5/8 and 7/8 inch outside diameter PVC pipe and the calls will
make a variety of sounds with varied pitches depending on the ability of the caller; I prefer the 7/8 inch calls but some callers prefer the smaller 5/8 inch call, because of the
smaller size. I feel that I can get more volume with the 7/8 inch toneboard. With these calls, the sounds made and the pitch depend on the position of the lips/teeth on the call
reed and volume of air produced. Practice makes perfect when it comes to using these calls.
your calling and your collection! DON'T WAIT you must have one of these calls! My open-reed calls are made from 5/8 and 7/8 inch outside diameter PVC pipe and the calls will
make a variety of sounds with varied pitches depending on the ability of the caller; I prefer the 7/8 inch calls but some callers prefer the smaller 5/8 inch call, because of the
smaller size. I feel that I can get more volume with the 7/8 inch toneboard. With these calls, the sounds made and the pitch depend on the position of the lips/teeth on the call
reed and volume of air produced. Practice makes perfect when it comes to using these calls.
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