Zink Drake Mallard Whistle Poly

$7.16 26 in stock

Effective waterfowl call that replicates drake mallard sounds with custom-painted greenhead design. Easy-blow system perfect for beginners. Polycarbonate construction attracts mallards, pintails, wigeon, and wood ducks.

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A Versatile Waterfowl Call for Hunters of All Skill Levels

The Zink Drake Mallard Whistle Poly is engineered to bring authentic drake mallard vocalizations to your waterfowl hunting setup. Its custom-painted greenhead design adds visual realism that complements the acoustic performance, creating a complete calling package.

Key Features

  • Easy-Blow System: Designed for effortless operation, making it an excellent choice for novice hunters exploring different call types
  • Durable Polycarbonate Construction: Built tough for reliable field performance while maintaining the acoustic properties of traditional acrylic calls
  • Authentic Sound: Replicates the full range of drake mallard vocalizations with exceptional accuracy
  • Versatile Attraction: Brings in mallards, pintails, wigeon, and wood ducks

Why This Call Works

The engineering philosophy behind this whistle is straightforward: trust the look of a duck to sound like a duck. The realistic greenhead paint scheme combined with accurate sound production creates a convincing presentation that waterfowl recognize and respond to. Whether you're setting up over decoys or working a marsh edge, this call delivers the acoustic authenticity that brings birds within range.

The polycarbonate material provides durability without sacrificing the tonal qualities hunters depend on, making this an essential tool for your waterfowl hunting arsenal.

Features

  • durable polycarbonate construction
  • custom-painted greenhead design for realistic appeal
  • reproduces full range of drake mallard sounds
  • can also attract pintails, wigeon, and wood ducks
  • easy-blow system for effortless use
  • great introductory option for novice hunters

Attributes

Color: Green
Color: Multi-Color
Material: Polycarbonate
Species: Mallard