The JavelinaHunter.com J13 Deluxe Javelina Call is explicitly engineered to trigger aggressive defensive instincts in wild javelina. Rigorously field-tested in the harsh Arizona desert against wild, free-ranging herds, this specialized game call for javelina delivers the precise pitch and high-volume resonance required to provoke a reaction. Rather than acting as a standard predator call, the J-13 mirrors the exact sound profile of an injured or trapped herd member. It successfully exploits the peccary's intense pack, herd, and maternal defense mechanisms to draw them rapidly out of heavy cover.
Why the J-13 Deluxe Javelina Call Outperforms the Competition
- Desert Field-Tested: Developed, prototyped, and perfected in the southwest deserts on live, free-ranging herds.
- Instinct-Driven Audio: Produces accurate, high-volume javelina distress calls that force territorial and protective counter-attacks.
- Total Pitch Control: Ergonomic barrel design makes it simple to manipulate sound depth, pitch, and distress cadence using basic hand-cupping techniques
- Premium wood body hand tuned and signed
- Included Hunting Guide: Comes complete with a bonus 30-page javelina calling and hunting tips pamphlet to maximize your success in the field.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: JavelinaHunter.com
- Model: J-13 Deluxe
- Target Species: Javelina (Collared Peccary)
- Premium Deluxe Wood Body J-13 Call with lanyard
- 30-page instructional Javelina hunting booklet
- Javelina Hunting, Information, Tips & Techniques with With full color photographs
- Information on herd dynamics, diet, preferred bedding areas, hunting techniques, sign & tracks, identifying javelina scat, trophy selection tips, calling, and much more
- Hand Tuned and signed
- Made in the USA
How do you use the JavelinaHunter.com J-13 Deluxe call to hunt javelina? The JavelinaHunter.com J13 Deluxe Javelina Call is operated by blowing from your diaphragm while cupping your hands around the barrel to manipulate air restriction. By altering hand pressure and breath intensity, the call emulates the harsh squeals and grunts of a cornered or wounded piglet. This specialized javelina vocalization call relies on invading their territory or faking a herd emergency to provoke an immediate response from surrounding herd members.
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Javelina Calling Tactics FAQ
Javelina are curious but cautious. We recommend calling for 30–45 seconds, then pausing for 2–3 minutes to listen and scan. Repeat this sequence for about 20–30 minutes per stand. If they are in the area, they will often investigate the sound rather quickly.
Both are effective, but distress sounds are superior for triggering an immediate, aggressive response. Javelina are highly communal; hearing another member of their herd in distress often triggers a protective instinct, causing them to charge in to investigate.
Calling from a slightly elevated position—such as a ridge overlooking a wash or feeding area—is best. This allows you to see the herd's approach and provides a better vantage point, as javelina have poor eyesight but an excellent sense of smell.
Yes. Predators like coyotes and mountain lions are well aware that javelina distress sounds mean a potential meal. Using the J13 Deluxe in areas with high predator density can be a highly effective way to draw in coyotes that are already keyed into that specific food source.
