Haydel's CS10 Carbon SpeckOpen Single Reed Goose Call - Attracts Specklebelly Geese, Black Carbon
- Type:
- Reed Call
- Finish-Color:
- Black
- Sound Species:
- Specklebelly
- Species:
- Geese
- Battery Size:
- None
- Material:
- Carbon
- Electronic:
- No
The Haydel's CS10 Carbon SpeckOpen single reed goose call is purpose-built for hunters targeting specklebelly geese. This single reed design delivers the specific vocalizations that speculums respond to, giving you a reliable tool for decoying birds into range. The carbon construction keeps things durable in the field while the open call design lets you produce authentic speck sounds without the complexity of multi-reed systems.
Single reed goose calls reward practice and technique—they're not push-button tools, but that directness is exactly why serious speck hunters prefer them. You get immediate feedback as you learn the call's voice, and once you dial it in, you can match the tonality and cadence that local birds recognize. The black carbon material is built to take the wear and weather of a season afield.
Whether you're working a pothole in the Prairie or setting up along a migration corridor, a call like this proves its worth when a flock locks in and commits. Haydel's has been making goose calls for generations—this isn't marketing hyperbole, it's the result of tuning these designs for real-world conditions and real geese.
Key Features
- Single reed design for authentic specklebelly goose vocalizations
- Black carbon construction for durability and field reliability
- Open call format—responsive to experienced hunters who've put in the practice
- Purpose-engineered for speck hunting
Specifications
| Brand | Haydel's |
| Model | CS10 Carbon SpeckOpen |
| Type | Single Reed Goose Call |
| Target Species | Specklebelly Geese |
| Material | Black Carbon |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a single reed and multi-reed goose call?
Single reed calls like this CS10 are more responsive to your mouth pressure and technique—they reward hunters willing to learn their nuances. You get direct control over tone and pitch, making them ideal once you've developed your calling skills. Multi-reed calls tend to be more forgiving for beginners.
Is this call good for specklebelly geese specifically?
Yes. The CS10 is designed to produce the specific sounds that specklebelly geese respond to. If you're hunting speculums, this call is engineered for that target species.
How durable is the black carbon material?
Carbon construction is built to handle field use—it's resistant to the elements and designed to last through regular hunting seasons. It'll take more abuse than some materials while keeping its voice consistent.

