Haydel's DB85 Deer Bleat Call - Clear Acrylic Open Reed Design

The Haydel's Game Calls DB85 Deer Bleat delivers authentic doe vocalizations that bring deer within range during critical hunting moments. This open reed call produces the natural bleating sounds that communicate distress, curiosity, and social interaction among whitetails.

What Makes This Different

The DB85 features an open reed design that allows hunters to control tone, volume, and cadence through breath control and hand positioning. Unlike closed reed calls that produce limited sounds, this acrylic construction enables variable pitch control for different deer vocalizations. The clear acrylic body provides durability while allowing visual confirmation of proper reed positioning and maintenance.

Key Features

• Open reed design enables multiple deer vocalizations and tonal variations
• Clear acrylic construction resists cracking in cold weather conditions
• Compact 4-inch length fits easily in pocket or pack
• Produces authentic doe bleats, fawn distress calls, and social contact sounds
• Adjustable reed tension for customized sound production
• Lanyard hole prevents loss during hunting situations
• Easy-clean design maintains hygiene and performance

Field performance centers on versatility across hunting scenarios. The DB85 excels during pre-rut periods when does establish social hierarchies and communicate territorial boundaries. Early season hunting benefits from soft social bleats, while late season applications require louder distress calls. The open reed responds to subtle breath pressure changes, allowing hunters to match deer behavior observed in the field.

Technical Specs

• Overall length: 4 inches
• Material: Clear acrylic body with latex reed
• Call type: Open reed, variable tone
• Sound range: Doe bleats, fawn distress, social calls
• Operating temperature: -20°F to 120°F
• Weight: 0.8 ounces
• Includes: Lanyard attachment point
• Manufacturer: Haydel's Game Calls, USA

The DB85 represents proven call technology that adapts to changing field conditions and deer behavior patterns. Hunters who master open reed techniques gain access to expanded calling strategies that closed reed designs cannot match.