Primos 366 Randy Anderson Double Jackrabbit Open Call - Double Reed Rabbit Sounds Predator Attractor, Multi-Color Laminated Wood

The Primos 366 Randy Anderson Double Jackrabbit Open Call is a loud, aggressive predator call built to cut through the noise and trigger response from educated coyotes, bobcats, fox, and other predators. Built by Primos with input from legendary predator hunter Randy Anderson, this double reed rabbit call delivers the raspy, low-pitched jackrabbit distress sounds that predators can't ignore. The dual metal reed design is what sets it apart—it produces aggressive vocalizations that work equally well as your opening move or as a late-set finisher to jar loose wary animals that have heard standard calls before.

This is a serious tool for hunters who understand that different situations demand different sounds. Some setups call for a softer initial approach; others require the kind of intense, raspy jackrabbit cry that this call produces. The laminated wood construction is durable enough for regular field use, and the open design means you control the pitch and intensity through your own technique—there's no electronic component to fail or battery to die when you're glassing a ridge at dawn.

Whether you're running a predator line across desert terrain, working canyons for coyotes, or hunting brush country for bobcat, the Double Jackrabbit earns a spot in your call pouch. It's loud, it's distinctive, and it works on the full range of North American predators.

Key Features

• Dual metal reeds for louder, more aggressive output
• Low-pitched, raspy jackrabbit distress sounds
• Effective on coyotes, bobcats, fox, and other predators
• Durable multi-color laminated wood barrel
• Open call design (manual operation—no batteries)
• Versatile as primary call or late-set attention-getter

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What predators will respond to this call?

The Primos 366 works on all predators, including coyotes, bobcats, and fox. The raspy, low-pitched jackrabbit sounds are attractive across the full range of North American predator species.

How is the Double Jackrabbit different from a single-reed call?

The dual metal reed design produces a louder, more aggressive output than single-reed calls. This makes it especially effective for reaching distant predators or cutting through noise in challenging terrain.

Can I use this as both an opener and a later call in a set?

Yes. The Double Jackrabbit works well as your primary call to start a predator set, but many hunters find it equally effective as a late-set call to jar loose educated or hesitant predators that may have heard softer sounds earlier.

Does this call require batteries or electronics?

No. The Primos 366 is an open call operated entirely by mouth—there are no batteries, electronics, or moving parts to fail in the field.