Echo Calls 77730 Timber Single Reed Mallard Hen Duck Call, Smoke Gray Acrylic

The Echo Calls 77730 Timber Single Reed Mallard Hen Duck Call is a straightforward, reliable choice for waterfowl hunters targeting mallards. Built with a smoke gray acrylic construction, this single-reed call produces authentic hen mallard vocalizations—the bread-and-butter sounds that work across early season, late season, and everything in between. Whether you're working a small pond, a river backwater, or calling over decoys in a managed wetland, a mallard hen call is one of the most versatile tools in your duck hunting arsenal.

Single-reed calls demand less air control than multi-reed designs, making them a solid option if you're learning waterfowl calling or prefer a more forgiving call in the field. The acrylic body is durable and resists weather, and the smoke gray finish won't catch unnecessary light on the water. This is a no-nonsense call built to produce sound, not to impress anyone at the blind—exactly what working duck hunters want.

Echo Calls has built a reputation among waterfowlers for producing calls that deliver results without unnecessary complexity. The Timber series reflects that philosophy: functional design, proven reed tone, and finishes that blend into a hunting environment.

Key Features

• Single-reed design for straightforward operation and reliable duck attraction
• Smoke gray acrylic body resists weather and wear
• Produces authentic mallard hen vocalizations
• Compact and packable for any waterfowl hunting situation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of duck call is this—single reed or double reed?

This is a single-reed call. Single-reed designs typically require less air control and can be easier to learn, though they still produce authentic mallard vocalizations when used properly.

Can I use this call to attract mallard hens or other species?

This call is designed to produce mallard hen sounds. Mallard hens are effective for attracting mallards in general, especially when you're mixing calls to simulate a flock.

What's the body made of, and how durable is it?

The call is constructed from acrylic, a durable material that resists weather and the wear of regular hunting use. The smoke gray finish is designed to blend into the hunting environment.

Is this call good for beginners?

Single-reed calls are generally more forgiving than multi-reed designs and can be a good starting point for learning waterfowl calling. That said, any duck call requires practice to master proper technique and produce convincing sounds.