The Flextone Coyote Rage Howler FLXPD001 is a long-distance coyote call and locator designed to produce realistic coyote vocalizations in the field. Its soft, flexible barrel allows hunters to control volume and backpressure by squeezing the end of the call, making it easier to create natural-sounding yips, barks, and howls during calling sequences.
Built for predator hunters who want a simple coyote vocal call, the Coyote Rage Howler can be used to locate coyotes, challenge territorial dogs, or add realistic vocal variety to a stand. The flexible Flextone design also stays quiet if it accidentally bumps your gun or bow, helping reduce unwanted noise while hunting.
Flextone Coyote Rage Howler FLXPD001 FAQ
The Flextone Coyote Rage Howler FLXPD001 is designed to produce realistic coyote vocalizations, including locator howls, interrogation howls, challenge howls, and other coyote communication sounds. With proper technique, it can also create a variety of distress sounds for predator hunting.
Yes. The Flextone Coyote Rage Howler is designed to be easy to learn while still offering the versatility needed to produce a variety of realistic coyote vocalizations. Hunters of all experience levels can quickly begin producing effective predator sounds with a small amount of practice.
Use the Coyote Rage Howler when you want to locate coyotes, challenge territorial animals, or add realistic coyote vocalizations to your calling sequence. It is especially effective during the breeding season and whenever coyotes are responding to vocal communication rather than prey distress sounds.
The Flextone Coyote Rage Howler is engineered to produce a wide range of realistic coyote vocalizations from a single call. Its durable design and versatile sound capabilities allow hunters to create authentic howls and distress sounds that adapt to changing predator behavior.
The Flextone Coyote Rage Howler FLXPD001 is specifically designed for calling coyotes. It reproduces realistic coyote vocalizations that help hunters locate, communicate with, and attract coyotes during a variety of predator hunting situations.
