Duck Commander Triple Threat DC2011 Triple Reed Mallard Hen Call - Yellow Polycarbonate

The Duck Commander Triple Threat DC2011 is a triple reed mallard hen call built for serious waterfowlers who want authentic, proven mallard vocalizations without the learning curve of single-reed calls. This yellow polycarbonate call produces the range of hen mallard sounds that work—from soft quacks to feeding chatter to comeback calls—making it effective across early season, migration, and late-season hunting. If you hunt puddles, timber, or river systems where mallards gather, a reliable hen call is one of your most versatile tools, and the Triple Threat delivers that versatility in a durable, hand-friendly package.

The three-reed design is the sweet spot for mallard hunters: it requires less finesse than a single reed but gives you more control and tonal variation than a basic double-reed open call. The polycarbonate construction holds up to wet seasons, temperature swings, and hard use in the field—no worrying about wood cracking or tone shift as conditions change. Yellow is easy to spot in your decoy spread or when it's time to dig it out of your gear bag.

Whether you're a new waterfowler learning to call or an experienced hunter who wants a second, bombproof call for backup, the DC2011 fits the bill. It's a call that hunters reach for season after season because it just works.

Key Features

• Triple reed design for authentic mallard hen sounds with manageable learning curve
• Yellow polycarbonate construction resists cracking and moisture damage
• Produces a range of mallard vocalizations—quacks, feeding calls, and comeback notes
• Compact, hand-sized design easy to carry and deploy in the field

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What duck species does the DC2011 work best for?

The Triple Threat is designed specifically for mallard hens. Mallard hen calls are effective across most dabbling duck species and are a foundational call for any waterfowler's spread.

Is the triple reed design good for beginners?

Yes. Triple reed calls are more forgiving than single reed calls—they produce mallard-like sounds with less precise mouth control, making them a popular choice for hunters new to calling or those looking for a reliable, versatile call.

Will polycarbonate hold up in cold, wet weather?

Polycarbonate is resistant to cracking and moisture damage, which makes it a durable choice for duck season. It won't swell or shift tone the way wood can in wet conditions.

What's included?

You receive the Duck Commander DC2011 Triple Threat mallard hen call. Check the product page for details on any lanyard or case accessories.