Dominate the hog woods with the Haydel's Pork Wine Pig Squealer (PW-12). Specifically designed to replicate the frantic, high-pitched squeals and grunts of a distressed piglet, this call is a powerful attractant for wild boar, feral hogs, and even apex predators that track hog herds. Whether you are hunting in thick brush or open pasture, the PW-12 delivers the high-volume, realistic sound profile needed to get the hogs moving and reveal their location.
The Pork Wine Pig Squealer is built with Haydel's renowned attention to acoustic detail. Its compact, lightweight housing allows for rapid, one-handed operation, meaning you can keep your focus on the target without juggling bulky equipment. With a simple, non-stick reed design that minimizes moisture buildup, this call is engineered to perform reliably through humid southern nights and harsh, dusty field conditions alike. If you are serious about controlling hog populations or adding a new dimension to your predator hunts, this is the call to have in your pack.
Why It Outperforms the Competition:
- Realistic Distress Sounds: Perfectly mimics the urgent squeals of a piglet in distress, which triggers the protective or predatory instincts of sounders and predators.
- High-Volume Projection: Engineered to cut through heavy cover and wind, ensuring your call reaches the furthest corners of your hunting area.
- Moisture-Resistant Design: The internal reed system is designed to prevent "sticking" even when humidity is high or when used for extended calling sessions.
- Easy to Master: A simple, intuitive design that allows hunters of any experience level to produce effective, consistent hog vocalizations.
Technical Specifications:
- Brand: Haydel's Game Calls
- Product Model: Pork Wine Pig Squealer (PW-12)
- Call Type: Distress Mouth Call
- Target Use: Wild Hog, Feral Boar, and Predator Hunting
Haydel's Pork Wine Pig Squealer FAQ
Hogs are highly social and protective animals. A distress squeal sounds like a member of their group is in trouble, triggering an aggressive, curious, or protective response from the sounder to investigate the source of the noise.
Absolutely. Coyotes, bobcats, and mountain lions view young piglets as easy prey. Using the PW-12 in areas with high hog populations can be an incredible way to draw in predators that are already habituated to feeding on hogs.
Use short, sharp bursts of air to create the "squeal" and longer, softer exhales to create the "grunt." Combining these two sounds creates a much more realistic distress sequence than a single, continuous sound.
Yes. The PW-12 is built to be durable and resistant to the elements. While extremely high humidity can affect any reed call over time, the non-stick internal components of the Haydel's design keep it working reliably in the field.
