Predator Quest Open Country Predator Calls - Long Range Cottontail

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Predator Quest Open Country Predator Calls - Long Range Cottontail

Predator Quest Open Country Predator Calls

These extra-loud, closed-reed, long-range calls are excellent for calling coyotes, wolves, foxes, bobcats, bears and other large predators. They’ve got the volume to reach into the creek bottoms, canyons and large expanses of open country.

  •  Cottontail - Mimics the sounds of a distressed, injured or dying cottontail rabbit, as well as the cries of a whitetail deer in distress

Predator Quest Open Country Predator Calls Long Range Cottontail FAQ

The Predator Quest Open Country Long Range Cottontail Call is designed to attract coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and other predators by producing loud, realistic cottontail rabbit distress vocalizations. Its high-volume sound helps reach predators across wide-open country.

Yes. The Predator Quest Open Country Long Range Cottontail Call is easy to use and requires very little practice. Its closed reed design produces consistent cottontail distress sounds, making it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced predator hunters.

The Predator Quest Open Country Long Range Cottontail Call produces loud, realistic cottontail rabbit distress vocalizations that imitate an injured or struggling rabbit. Its high-volume output is ideal for calling predators over greater distances.

Use the Predator Quest Open Country Long Range Cottontail Call anytime predators are actively hunting. It is especially effective in open fields, prairies, deserts, farmland, and other wide-open terrain where long-range sound projection is beneficial.

The Predator Quest Open Country Long Range Cottontail Call is engineered to deliver loud, realistic cottontail distress sounds that carry across large expanses of open country. Its dependable closed reed design provides consistent performance while remaining easy to operate in the field.

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