Predator Tactics precision CNC'd predator game calls are made from highly durable materials that produce realistic sounds. We offer a variety of hand operated predator calls that are machined and assembled in the Predator Tactics machine shop located in the coyote abundant prairie of Indiana. These highly effective game calls are versatile, durable, dependable and easy to operate. Don't head to your next set without a Predator Tactics predator call attached to your lanyard. The Coyote Reaper Howler by Predator Tactics is an open reed coyote howler call that produces very realistic coyote howls and other coyote vocalizations. The Coyote Reaper Howler has a lot of volume and will rival the reach of the electronic game calls. With a little practice you'll be able to create very lifelike coyote vocalizations ranging from interrogation howls, Long Howls, female whimpers, Ki-Yi, Yips, Whines and even fawn distress. This Coyote Howler is a premium predator call that flat out performs in field and maximize your chances at successful results while calling coyotes.

Features:

Open reed coyote howler predator call
Precision CNC machined
Durable and reliable
Easy to operate
Reed is cut from mylar
Barrel is made from machine grade polycarbonate
Tone board is made from high quality Delrin
1 year limited warranty

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