Like it's big brother - The Red Desert Howler, the most versatile long range call on the market. the Sweetwater Howler makes all rabbit distress sounds/cries, coyote vocalizations, elk bugle, deer grunt, sand hill crane calls, and duck calls at a HIGHER PITCH! Great for coyote, fox, bear and all other predators. This call has been the demise of many a Wyoming bull elk - it makes an awesome elk bugle! Quality wood construction shows craftsmanship. Approx 5 1/2 inch megaphone. 8 1/4 inches in overall length
Dan Thompson Sweetwater Howler SW1 FAQ
The Dan Thompson Sweetwater Howler SW1 is designed to attract coyote, fox, bear, and other predators. Built as a higher-pitched version of the Red Desert Howler, the Sweetwater Howler produces coyote vocalizations, rabbit distress sounds, and other animal sounds. Its long-range design, quality wood construction, and megaphone-style body make it a versatile predator call for hunters who need realistic sound projection in the field.
This open reed mouth call requires some to moderate practice to master. Learning proper lip placement, air pressure, and reed control takes time, especially when producing higher-pitched howls and multiple animal sounds. Once mastered, the Sweetwater Howler gives hunters excellent versatility for creating coyote vocalizations, rabbit distress cries, elk bugles, deer grunts, sandhill crane calls, and duck calls from one mouth call.
Use the Sweetwater Howler when you want a higher-pitched, long-range call for predator hunting or elk calling. It is especially useful when calling coyotes with realistic vocalizations, switching into rabbit distress sounds during a stand, or producing higher-pitched sounds than the Red Desert Howler. The Sweetwater Howler can also be used for elk bugles, deer grunts, sandhill crane calls, and duck calls when those sounds fit your hunting situation.
The Sweetwater Howler produces rabbit distress sounds and cries, coyote vocalizations, elk bugles, deer grunts, sandhill crane calls, and duck calls. Compared to the Red Desert Howler, it produces these sounds at a higher pitch, giving hunters another tonal option for predator calling, elk calling, and other game-calling situations where a higher-pitched wood call is preferred.
The Dan Thompson Sweetwater Howler SW1 stands out because it offers the versatility of the Red Desert Howler in a higher-pitched design. It features quality wood construction, an approximately 5 1/2-inch megaphone, and an overall length of approximately 8 1/4 inches. This combination gives hunters a compact, handcrafted howler capable of producing predator vocals, rabbit distress sounds, elk bugles, deer grunts, sandhill crane calls, and duck calls.
