Duck Hunting Calls

Duck Calls — realistic duck vocalizations for scouting, training and in‑field use. Build custom sequences, set per‑call delays and loop playback. Works offline and with a locked screen.

Why hunters choose Duck Calls
- High‑quality, clear field recordings
- Mix multiple calls with individual delays
- Loop and background playback; screen lock supported
- Offline access — no connection required
- Simple, reliable interface for quick use

Included call library
- Mallard: baby chirp 1–2; comeback 1–2; competition; feed call; field call; flying; greeting 1–4; group chatter 1–3; hail call; lonesome hen; molded double reed; molded single reed; timber call
- Blue‑winged Teal: calls 1–5
- Green‑winged Teal: American calls 1–6; Eurasian calls 1–2
- Gadwall: female calls 1–2; male call
- American Wigeon: female call; male calls 1–3
- Northern Pintail: calls 1–2; flock call; whistle
- Bufflehead: calls 1–2
- Canvasback: display; female call
- Common Goldeneye: call; display; female calls 1–2; male call
- Hooded Merganser: calls 1–2; display
- King Eider: call; female calls 1–2
- Lesser Scaup: female calls 1–4
- Mottled Duck: female Florida 1–2; female Gulf Coast; male Florida; male Gulf Coast
- Redhead: calls 1–3
- Ruddy Duck: call; display
- Wood Duck: calls 1–3
- Black‑bellied Whistling‑Duck: autumnalis calls 1–2; fulgens calls 1–3
- American Coot: calls 1–3

Tips
- For best projection, use an external Bluetooth speaker.
- Always follow local regulations and ethical hunting practices.