Haydel's CC07 Compensator Sandhill Crane Call Single Reed Gray

The Haydel's CC07 Compensator delivers authentic sandhill crane vocalizations through its precision-engineered single reed system. This open-style call produces the full range of crane sounds from soft feeding chatter to loud location calls that carry across vast wetlands.

What Makes This Different

The compensator design sets this call apart from standard crane calls by allowing hunters to control air pressure more effectively. The gray plastic construction resists moisture and temperature changes that can affect reed performance. Unlike membrane calls that require mouth positioning changes, the single reed system maintains consistent tone through varying call volumes.

Key Features

• Single reed system produces authentic crane vocalizations from soft purrs to loud location calls
• Compensator design allows precise air pressure control for consistent sound production
• Durable gray plastic construction withstands harsh weather conditions
• Open call design eliminates need for hands-free operation during setup
• Compact profile fits easily in hunting vest pockets
• Reed replacement capability extends call lifespan
• Textured grip surface provides secure handling with wet hands

Field performance centers on versatility across different hunting scenarios. The call excels at producing feeding chatter to draw curious birds within range, while the volume capacity handles long-distance location calls needed in open prairie environments. The moisture-resistant construction maintains reed flexibility in humid conditions and cold morning temperatures.

Technical Specs

• Call Type: Single reed open call
• Species: Sandhill crane
• Material: Gray plastic construction
• Reed: Single replaceable reed system
• Design: Compensator style with air pressure control
• Manufacturer: Haydel's Game Calls
• Model: CC07
• UPC: 086666200152

The CC07 Compensator represents proven crane calling technology in a package that performs when migration windows are short. Serious crane hunters recognize the advantage of carrying a call that delivers both close-range finesse and long-distance projection capability.