Primos Still Cottontail Predator Call

This fine call precisely reproduces a clear, high-pitched scream of a distressed cottontail rabbit to help lure in predators.

Simply vary the air pressure to change the volume.

Still cottontail rabbit call produces distress cries to call predators.

The Primos Still Predator Call is great for long or close range calling. Call predators long range by blowing hard or close range by blowing soft.

Hands-free option keeps you ready with your bow fully drawn.

Works great in all parts - north, south, east or west. Weighs a mere 22.7 grams or 0.8 oz.

Keep a watchful eye out in all directions, stay hidden and keep movement to a minimum. If an animal comes in while you are calling, it's best to stop and let him come in close. If he stops too far out, a few short calls will usually bring him closer. Comes with tips and instructions.

Night calling can give very good results because this is the time most predators do their hunting. Calling at night is illegal in some areas. Be sure to check out the game laws before calling.

Predator calling, like any other form of hunting, will have good and bad days, so don't give up too easily. This call is inexpensive but effective and over time you will improve your technique.

Warning - Primos game calls are so accurate that you might attract other hunters, as well as game. So keep your eyes wide open at all times during operation of the call. Made in USA.

This is what people have said about the Primos Still Cottontail Predator Call.

"Awesome. I've used this a couple of times now and every time I've used it, it has worked. I called in two coyotes and a fox in one night. " From mnhunter12

"This works great. I just need more practice. I love it. I give it a 5 out of 5." From rik0049 of Streamwood, Illinois, USA

" I have used this many times on my coyote hunting trips and it's worked very good for me! Talk about get their attention! I first used it on a hunt with my son-in-law on my birthday and the reaction from coyotes was unbelievable! It brought back a pair of coyotes that we had spooked and were running away from us across the desert. I've used it in below freezing temps and have had no problems." From deserttrailwatcher of Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA