The Primos Teal Call (889) is a highly specialized, precision-tuned waterfowl call engineered to replicate the rapid, high-pitched vocalizations of hen teal. Specifically designed for early-season hunts, this compact hand call perfectly mimics Bluewing, Greenwing, and Cinnamon teal. It provides waterfowlers with an essential tool to convince fast-flying flocks to commit to their decoy spread.
Why It Outperforms the Competition:
Unlike generic mallard hen calls that cannot achieve the proper high frequency or rapid cadence required for teal, the Primos 889 is built with a custom-tapered internal sound chamber. This unique acoustic design requires minimal air pressure to break the reed, allowing you to easily execute the sharp, rapid-fire quacks and chatter that teal look for when scanning a marsh. The dense polymer barrel construction is completely impervious to extreme weather changes, ensuring consistent tonal accuracy on both humid early-September mornings and freezing late-season hunts. Its ultra-responsive reed system resists sticking from moisture and saliva buildup, allowing you to maintain reliable communication when a flock unexpectedly drops out of the sky.
Features:
- Meticulously tuned to produce the exact high-pitched quacks of hen teal
- Highly effective for bringing in Bluewing, Greenwing, and Cinnamon teal
- Extremely responsive reed design allows for fast, realistic cadences
- Durable molded construction stands up to the harshest waterfowl environments
- Compact, lightweight profile easily integrates into any hunting lanyard setup
Technical Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Primos Hunting
- Model Number: 889
- UPC Code: 010135008895
- Call Type: Specialty Waterfowl Hand Call
- Target Species: Bluewing, Greenwing, and Cinnamon Teal
- Material: Weatherproof Molded Polymer
- Sound Profile: High-Pitch Hen Teal Quacks & Chatter
Questions & Answers
Q: Can this call be used during regular duck season, or is it only for the early teal season?
A: It is highly effective for both. While it is a staple for early teal seasons when these birds migrate early, keeping it on your lanyard during the regular duck season is excellent for adding realistic, diverse vocalizations to your mallard spread.
Q: How do you perform the proper teal cadence with the Primos 889?
A: Teal vocalizations are much faster and higher-pitched than standard mallards. To mimic them accurately, blow into the call with sharp, rapid bursts of air from your diaphragm, executing a quick series of 5 to 6 short, consecutive quacks.
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