Realistic Coon Squaller Predator Call - Compact & Easy-to-Use Soft Body Design

• SOFT CALL BODY - The Flextone Coon Squaller features a soft, flexible body that produces natural raccoon sounds that vary in tone and volume. The call has a compact design and comes with a lanyard for convenience
• REALISTIC RACOON SOUNDS - This Flextone soft bodied call produces a more natural sound than traditional hard calls; it produces raspy fighting sounds with inflection; Perfect call for coon hunters once raccoon is treed
• EFFECTIVE CALL - Coon Squaller pokes at treed raccoons' curiosity by recreating the noises of two fighting raccoons. In the Australian bush, the high pitched squall mimics a dying rabbit or screeching bird, enticing in predators such as Foxes or Cats
• NOISLESS - The easy-blowing call features a soft body that you can easily twist and bend for natural-sounding inflection; The call will not make noise if it accidentally comes into contact with your gun or bow
• EASY TO CARRY - This Flextone coon call is compact, lightweight and incredibly durable; It is comfortable to wear on your neck with the help of lanyard, so it always at your hands when you need it most

Flextone Coon Squaller Game Predator Call

Catch their beady little eyes by putting on a show they'll never forget. Flextone's Coon Squaller pokes at treed raccoons' curiosity by recreating the noises of two fighting raccoons. The easy-blowing call features a soft body that you can easily twist and bend for natural-sounding inflection. Once you've got their eyes looking at you, it'll be the last thing they ever see.

FEATURES:
- Mimics two fighting raccoons;
- Soft body for natural inflection;
- Compact & incredibly durable;

ABOUT FLEXTONE
There are people who just talk about getting things done. Then there are people who see opportunity, roll up their sleeves and do it. Flextone developed at the hands of doers who weren’t satisfied with game calls on the market and decided to make their own. The calls’ designs use a soft, flexible body to mimic throat tissue, while a hard reed plays the role of vocal box.