FoxPro Cottontail Diaphragm Call Double Reed Predator Hunting

The FoxPro Cottontail Diaphragm Call delivers authentic cottontail rabbit distress sounds that trigger aggressive responses from coyotes, foxes, and other predators. This double reed design produces the high-pitched squeals and raspy tones that mimic wounded prey with remarkable accuracy.

What Makes This Different

The double reed construction creates natural sound variations that single reed calls cannot match. Two latex reeds vibrate independently, generating the complex harmonics and overtones found in actual rabbit distress calls. This authentic sound signature maintains effectiveness even with heavily pressured predators that have grown wary of electronic calls.

Key Features

• Double latex reed system produces authentic cottontail distress sounds
• Compact diaphragm design allows hands-free operation while hunting
• Durable latex construction withstands temperature extremes and moisture
• White color provides visibility for easy retrieval if dropped
• Lightweight 0.1-ounce design fits comfortably in mouth
• No moving parts to freeze or malfunction in cold weather
• Silent operation - no clicking or mechanical sounds to alert game

Field performance centers on versatility across hunting scenarios. The call produces volume levels from soft whimpers for close-range work to loud distress screams that carry over 400 yards in open terrain. Temperature stability remains consistent from -20°F to 120°F, making it reliable for early season heat or late winter cold snaps. The latex reeds maintain pitch accuracy even after extended calling sessions.

Technical Specs

• Construction: Double latex reed diaphragm design
• Color: White for visibility
• Weight: Approximately 0.1 ounces
• Operating temperature: -20°F to 120°F
• Sound range: Up to 400 yards in open terrain
• Manufacturer: FoxPro
• Country of origin: USA

This diaphragm call excels where electronic calls face restrictions or battery limitations. The proven cottontail distress pattern works effectively on coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and other predators across North America. Professional guides and tournament callers rely on this design when consistent performance matters most.