Features

Young Gun Features

• • Red .004 mm latex on top
  • .003 mm prophylactic bottom reed
  • Creates realistic male coyote vocalizations
  • Howls
  • Barks
  • Yips
  • Chirps
  • Challenges
  • Distress
  • Regular frame design

Smokin’ Gun Features

• • Two red .004 mm latex reeds
  • Creates realistic male coyote vocalizations
  • Howls
  • Barks
  • Yips
  • Chirps
  • Challenges
  • Distress
  • Regular frame design

Top Gun Features

• Red .004 mm split-cut latex on top
• Two .003 mm prophylactic bottom reeds
• Creates realistic male coyote vocalizations
• Howls
• Barks
• Yips
• Challenges
• Distress
• Regular frame design
• Storage and Maintenance
• Caring for your diaphragm calls is very important to maintain ultimate performance. You should tend to your mouth calls all season long. Here are a few tips for prolonging the life of your diaphragm calls.
• After use, be sure to rinse them with a mouthwash and water mixture or use tap water. Once they have been cleaned, carefully dry them with a towel or paper towel. Insert a toothpick between the top and bottom reeds. Then allow them to air dry for several hours, DO NOT SET THEM IN THE SUN. Once you have left them dry you can then remove the toothpick(s) and place them back in some sort of bag or container. Store them in a cool, dark place afterwards.
• Heat is a very big problem with mouth calls. If you leave your mouth call out in the sun or in your vehicle this can damage the latex. This will cause the latex to expand and will ultimately affect the sound quality and also lifespan of the mouth call.