Echo Calls 77802 Open Water Double Reed Mallard Duck Call - Bourbon Polycarbonate

The Echo Calls 77802 Open Water Double Reed Mallard Duck Call in bourbon polycarbonate is built for hunters working open water where you need a call that cuts through wind and carries across distance. A double reed design gives you the versatility to produce both the classic mallard hen quack and the deeper drake sounds that pull ducks into your decoy spread, whether you're hunting lakes, rivers, or marshes where birds are trading between roosting and feeding areas. The bourbon-colored polycarbonate construction is durable, weather-resistant, and designed to handle the moisture and temperature swings of waterfowl season.

Open water mallard hunting demands a call that projects well and sounds authentic enough to trigger a response from wary birds. The double reed configuration on this Echo Calls model gives you more tonal control than single reed calls, letting experienced callers dial in subtle variations that mimic natural duck vocalizations. Whether you're a tournament caller or a hunter who prefers deliberate, realistic calling over constant chatter, this call rewards practice and technique.

Echo Calls has built a reputation for precision-tuned game calls, and this mallard is no exception. The polycarbonate material resists cracking and warping better than wood, making it reliable across multiple seasons of hard use. If you're serious about your duck calling and want a tool that performs in the conditions where open water birds live, this is worth your time on the practice pad before season.

Key Features

• Double reed design for versatile mallard hen and drake vocalizations
• Bourbon polycarbonate construction for durability and weather resistance
• Designed for open water hunting where projection and carry matter
• Tuned for realistic, authentic mallard sounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What sounds can I make with a double reed mallard call?

The double reed design lets you produce both hen quacks and deeper drake sounds. The specific vocalizations you can achieve depend on your technique, air pressure, and how you manipulate the reeds—this call rewards practice and develops your calling skills.

Is this call good for beginners?

Double reed calls are generally considered more versatile and forgiving than single reed designs, but they do require practice to get the best results. If you're new to duck calling, spending time on the practice pad before season will help you get the most from this call.

Why polycarbonate instead of wood?

Polycarbonate resists cracking, warping, and damage from moisture and temperature changes better than wood, making it more durable through multiple seasons of open water hunting.