Rolling Thunder DC012CF Brute R Cutdown Duck Call - Frost Acrylic

The Rolling Thunder DC012CF Brute R Cutdown delivers aggressive duck calling power in a compact design that cuts through wind and distance. This frost acrylic call produces the deep, raspy tones that bring mallards and other ducks into shooting range when standard calls fall short.

What Makes This Different

The Brute R Cutdown features a shortened barrel design that increases back pressure for louder, more aggressive calling compared to full-length models. The frost acrylic construction provides superior tone projection while resisting moisture absorption that can deaden sound quality. This call generates the guttural growls and raspy feeding calls that trigger responses from wary, pressured ducks.

Key Features

• Cutdown barrel design for increased volume and aggression
• Frost acrylic construction resists moisture and temperature changes
• Double-reed system produces raspy, realistic duck vocalizations
• Compact 4.5-inch overall length for easy pocket carry
• Polycarbonate insert maintains consistent tone in all weather
• Cork wedge allows for precise tuning adjustments
• Lanyard hole for secure attachment to gear

Field testing shows this call excels in windy conditions and long-range scenarios where standard calls lack projection. The shortened design creates back pressure that helps hunters produce loud comeback calls, aggressive feeding chatter, and attention-grabbing hail calls. The frost acrylic material maintains tonal consistency from opening day through late season, regardless of temperature swings or humidity levels.

Technical Specs

• Overall length: 4.5 inches
• Barrel material: Frost acrylic
• Reed configuration: Double-reed system
• Insert: Polycarbonate
• Wedge: Natural cork
• Weight: 2.1 ounces
• Finish: Frost acrylic with clear protective coating
• Country of origin: USA

The DC012CF Brute R Cutdown handles the demanding conditions that silence lesser calls. Serious waterfowlers choose this call when aggressive calling makes the difference between empty skies and filled limits.