Duck Commander Jase Pro Series Double Reed Duck Call - Orange Acrylic Mallard Hen Attractor

The Duck Commander Jase Pro Series Double Reed Duck Call is a mallard hen attractor built for serious waterfowl hunters who need reliable, consistent calling in the field. This open-style double reed call produces authentic mallard hen sounds—the vocalizations that bring ducks into range when it matters most. Constructed from orange acrylic, it's built tough enough for hard use while remaining easy to grip and control in cold, wet conditions that are part of duck season.

Double reed calls give you versatility: they're forgiving for newer callers learning the fundamentals, yet responsive enough for experienced hunters fine-tuning their technique and layering different hen vocalizations. The Jase Pro Series design reflects Duck Commander's decades of calling expertise, engineered to cut through wind and reach ducks at working distance without sounding artificial or forced.

Whether you're setting up a tight pond blind or working a larger wetland, a quality mallard hen call is one of the most effective tools in your arsenal. Ducks respond to hen sounds because that's the language they speak—it's natural, it's direct, and when you've got the right call in your hand, it works.

Key Features

• Double reed design for authentic mallard hen vocalizations
• Open call style for responsive, user-controlled sound production
• Orange acrylic construction resists weathering and remains functional in cold, wet conditions
• Purpose-built to attract mallards and other dabbling ducks

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a double reed and single reed duck call?

Double reed calls have two reeds vibrating together to produce sound, giving you broader tonal range and more forgiving technique—they're excellent for hunters still developing their calling skills while remaining sophisticated enough for advanced callers. Single reed calls tend to be more sensitive and require greater precision.

Can I use this call to attract other duck species besides mallards?

This call is designed to produce mallard hen sounds specifically. While other dabbling ducks may respond to mallard vocalizations, especially in mixed flocks, it's engineered for mallard attraction.

Is the orange acrylic color a problem for visibility to ducks?

Ducks respond to sound, not the color of the call itself. Keep the call at mouth level or below the blind's profile, and the bright acrylic won't affect performance. The color does make the call easier to spot and retrieve if dropped in brush or water.

What's included with the call?

The product information provided specifies only the call itself. For details on any included case, lanyard, or instructional materials, contact Bosque Outdoors directly.