Echo Calls 78913 Breaker Single Reed Duck Call - Mallard Hen Sounds, Brown Bocote Timber

The Echo Calls 78913 Breaker is a single reed duck call engineered to produce authentic mallard hen vocalizations. Built from brown bocote timber, this call delivers the raspy, commanding quacks and comeback calls that work to attract mallards in the marsh, timber, or flooded fields. Single reed designs are prized by waterfowl hunters for their responsiveness and the range of tones they can produce—from subtle feeding chuckles to aggressive feeding calls—making the Breaker a versatile option whether you're working ducks over decoys or seeking to trigger a reaction from birds working your spread.

Bocote is a dense, resonant hardwood that naturally produces warm, penetrating tones in duck calls. The Breaker's single reed configuration gives you direct control over the call's sound: your hand position and breath pressure shape everything from soft contact calls to louder attention-grabbers. This responsiveness rewards practice and skill development, making it a favorite among serious duck hunters who want a call that rewards technique and allows for creative vocalizations beyond pre-programmed outputs.

Whether you're a dedicated caller who already knows the difference a quality single reed makes or a hunter looking to add a proven hen call to your spread, the Echo Calls Breaker is built to perform in the field. The brown bocote construction is both durable and beautiful—a call that will hold up to regular use and function as both a working tool and a keepsake after a successful season.

Key Features

• Single reed design for responsive, customizable tones
• Brown bocote timber body for durability and natural sound projection
• Produces authentic mallard hen vocalizations
• Suitable for marsh, timber, and flooded field hunting

Frequently Asked Questions

What duck species does this call work best for?

The Echo Calls 78913 Breaker is specifically designed to produce mallard hen sounds, making it most effective when targeting mallards.

How does a single reed duck call differ from a double reed?

Single reed calls offer greater control and range of tones through breath pressure and hand position. They reward practice and technique, allowing callers to produce a wider variety of vocalizations.

What is bocote wood and why is it used in duck calls?

Bocote is a dense hardwood prized for its acoustic properties. It produces warm, penetrating tones and is durable enough to withstand regular field use.