The Faulks Game Calls Cottontail Predator Call PCR61 is a predator mouth call designed to reproduce the high-pitched scream of a distressed cottontail rabbit. This proven prey-distress sound is a strong option for calling coyotes, foxes, and bobcats, especially when you want a realistic rabbit distress tone that can work across multiple stand setups.
Built for both long-range and short-range calling, the PCR61 gives predator hunters flexibility in open country, brush, timber, and close-in coaxing situations. Compact and easy to carry, this Faulks cottontail call is a practical addition to any predator hunter’s lanyard or call pouch.
Faulks Game Calls Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 FAQ
The Faulks Game Calls Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 is designed to attract coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and other predators by producing realistic cottontail rabbit distress sounds. Its authentic prey distress vocalizations imitate an injured cottontail, making it an effective call for a wide variety of predator hunting situations.
Yes. The Faulks Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 is designed to be easy to operate and requires very little practice. Hunters of all experience levels can quickly produce realistic cottontail distress sounds with consistent results.
Use the Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 whenever you want to imitate an injured cottontail rabbit during a predator stand. It serves as an excellent primary calling sound throughout the predator hunting season and is effective in both open country and wooded terrain.
The Faulks Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 produces realistic cottontail rabbit distress vocalizations. Its natural prey distress sounds are designed to imitate a wounded rabbit and encourage predators to investigate.
The Faulks Cottontail Predator Call PCR-61 is specifically designed to reproduce authentic cottontail rabbit distress sounds with dependable consistency. Its easy-to-use design and realistic sound quality make it an excellent choice for hunters who rely on classic rabbit distress calls to attract predators.