Echo Calls 78908 Single Reed Mallard Hen Duck Call - Smoke Acrylic

The Echo Calls 78908 Single Reed Mallard Hen Duck Call is built for hunters who want authentic mallard hen vocalizations without overcomplication. This smoke acrylic call delivers the quacking and chuckling sounds that work year-round—from early-season dabbling to late-season competition with other hens. A single-reed design keeps things straightforward: less moving parts mean easier air control and more focus on your setup and timing rather than fighting the call itself.

Mallard hens produce a wider range of sounds than drakes, and a good hen call is versatile enough to work in nearly any duck-hunting situation. Whether you're setting up over shallow marsh, timber ponds, or open water, this call gives you the flexibility to transition between soft, conversational quacks and more aggressive comeback sounds. The smoke acrylic construction is durable, straightforward to clean, and handles temperature swings without the warping issues some wooden calls experience.

Single-reed duck calls appeal to hunters who've already spent time with waterfowl and know what they're listening for. If you're still figuring out your sound or prefer a wider range of squeaks and whistles, a double-reed or triple-reed design might suit you better. But if you want a no-fuss hen call that produces authentic, reliable sounds, this Echo Calls option delivers solid performance at a reasonable investment.

Key Features

• Single-reed design for straightforward operation and consistent mallard hen sounds
• Smoke acrylic construction resists temperature changes and is easy to maintain
• Produces quacking, clucking, and comeback sounds for versatile hunting situations
• Compact, handheld design fits naturally in a vest pocket or call lanyard

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What sounds does a mallard hen duck call produce?

This single-reed call generates the quacking, clucking, and churring vocalizations that mallard hens use to communicate and respond to other ducks. The range works for both subtle, conversational tones and more emphatic comeback calls.

Is a single-reed call easier to use than a double-reed call?

Single-reed calls generally require less air manipulation and offer more straightforward operation. If you're comfortable with duck call fundamentals, a single reed typically feels intuitive. Hunters new to calling may find a double-reed or triple-reed design more forgiving while learning.

Will the smoke acrylic call warp or crack in cold weather?

Acrylic is more temperature-stable than wood, which can swell and crack with temperature and humidity swings. The smoke acrylic construction on this call is designed to handle the temperature changes common in waterfowl hunting.

What's included with the Echo Calls 78908?

The product listing confirms the call itself. Check the manufacturer's details or contact us directly for information about included lanyard, case, or other accessories.