The Flextone Dying Rabbit Predator Call is built to produce realistic rabbit distress sounds that can help pull predators those final few yards into range. Its soft-bodied, flexible sound chamber lets hunters control volume and pitch by squeezing or releasing the end of the call, making it easy to shift from softer coaxing sounds to louder distress bawls.
Designed for predator hunters targeting coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and bears, this call gives you a versatile rabbit distress sound in a compact mouth call. Use it early in a stand for loud prey distress or later in the sequence when a predator hangs up and needs a softer coaxing sound to commit. A camo lanyard is included for quick access in the field.
Flextone Dying Rabbit FLXPD002 FAQ
The Flextone Dying Rabbit FLXPD002 is designed to attract coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and other predators by producing realistic rabbit distress sounds. Its authentic prey distress vocalizations imitate a wounded rabbit, making it an effective choice for a wide variety of predator hunting situations.
Yes. The Flextone Dying Rabbit is designed to be simple to operate and requires very little practice. Hunters of all experience levels can quickly produce realistic rabbit distress sounds with consistent results, making it an excellent choice for beginners and experienced predator hunters alike.
Use the Flextone Dying Rabbit whenever you want to imitate an injured rabbit during a predator stand. It serves as an excellent primary calling sound throughout predator season and is effective in open country, brush, timber, and agricultural areas.
The Flextone Dying Rabbit FLXPD002 produces realistic rabbit distress vocalizations that imitate a wounded rabbit. These natural prey distress sounds help convince predators that an easy meal is nearby, making them effective for attracting a variety of predator species.
The Flextone Dying Rabbit is engineered to produce realistic rabbit distress sounds with dependable consistency and minimal effort. Its easy-to-use design allows hunters to quickly create convincing prey distress vocalizations that remain one of the most productive sounds for predator hunting.
