Echo Calls 79026 Timber Double Reed Mallard Duck Call - Orange Pearl Acrylic

The Echo Calls 79026 Timber Double Reed Mallard Duck Call is a classic choice for waterfowl hunters who want a reliable, versatile call in the blind. Built with a double-reed design and finished in distinctive orange pearl acrylic, this mallard call delivers the authentic quacks and feeding sounds that bring ducks into range. Whether you're working a small pothole or a big water setup, a quality mallard call is one of the foundational tools in any duck hunter's gear lineup—and this one punches well above its weight for the investment.

Double-reed duck calls give you precise control over both pitch and volume, letting you match the chatter of mallards working your decoys or call in birds from across the water. The orange pearl acrylic body is durable enough for a season of hard use in wet, cold conditions, and the color won't spook wary birds the way bare wood or lighter finishes sometimes do. This is the kind of call that works in early season when mallards are vocal and aggressive, and earns its keep all the way through the late-season grind when birds have heard every sound in the book.

If you're new to duck hunting or building out your call collection, the Timber Double Reed is a no-fuss, no-nonsense mallard call. It's designed to produce authentic sounds without requiring a PhD in reed tuning, making it accessible to hunters of all experience levels. That said, like any quality call, it rewards practice and attention to your technique.

Key Features

• Double-reed design for responsive, realistic mallard sounds
• Orange pearl acrylic body for durability in wet hunting conditions
• Versatile for both aggressive feeding calls and soft, subtle work
• Reliable performer in early and late season waterfowl hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A double-reed design uses two reeds that vibrate against each other, giving you more control over the call's tone and volume. Double-reed calls are generally considered more versatile for mallard hunting because they let you produce a wider range of sounds, from soft quacks to loud greeting calls, without as much technique.

Is this call good for beginners?

Yes. The double-reed design is forgiving and produces authentic mallard sounds without requiring expert-level mouth technique. That said, any duck call improves with practice—spend time on the water or in your living room getting comfortable with how it responds to your air pressure and tongue position.

Will the orange pearl finish scare ducks?

No. Ducks respond to sound, not the color of your call. Orange pearl acrylic is durable and won't spook birds. What matters is hitting the right notes and cadence when mallards are in earshot.

What size are mallards this call is designed for?

This is a mallard duck call, so it's tuned to produce the vocalizations of mallards—the most common and vocal duck species across North America. It works for both drakes and hens in various hunting situations.