Echo Calls Old Dirty Breaker Single Reed Duck Call Blue Pearl Acrylic

The Echo Calls Old Dirty Breaker delivers aggressive, raspy duck sounds that cut through wind and distance to bring birds into range. This single reed open call produces the authentic dirty water sounds that mallards and other puddle ducks respond to during late season hunts when birds have heard every clean call in the marsh.

What Makes This Different

The Old Dirty Breaker features a specially tuned single reed system that creates natural raspy tones without requiring advanced calling techniques. Unlike traditional clean-sounding calls that educated ducks often ignore, this call mimics the hoarse, broken sounds of real ducks in their natural habitat. The blue pearl acrylic construction amplifies sound projection while maintaining tonal clarity at extended ranges.

Key Features

• Single reed design produces raspy, aggressive duck sounds
• Blue pearl acrylic construction for enhanced sound projection
• Open call design allows for easy breath control and volume adjustment
• Tuned specifically for mallard and puddle duck attraction
• Compact profile fits comfortably in hunting vest pockets
• Durable acrylic material resists moisture and temperature changes
• Easy-to-use design suitable for novice and experienced callers

Field performance centers on the call's ability to produce convincing dirty water sounds that work effectively in challenging conditions. The single reed configuration responds quickly to breath pressure changes, allowing hunters to create feeding chuckles, comeback calls, and aggressive hail calls. The acrylic material maintains consistent tone in cold weather and wet conditions typical of waterfowl hunting environments.

Technical Specs

• Call Type: Single reed open call
• Material: Blue pearl acrylic construction
• Reed Configuration: Single reed system
• Sound Profile: Raspy, aggressive duck tones
• Target Species: Mallards and puddle ducks
• Manufacturer: Echo Calls
• Model Number: 88003

The Old Dirty Breaker addresses the specific challenge of calling educated late-season ducks that have grown wary of clean, perfect calling sounds. This call's natural raspy tone and reliable performance in adverse weather conditions make it a practical addition to any waterfowler's call arsenal.