Elite Duck Calls Polycarbonate Freak (Single) & Edge (Double Reed) – Field-Ready Waterfowl Calls

Overview

The Elite Duck Calls Polycarbonate Series blends rugged durability with field-ready performance for flooded timber, marsh edges, and open-water setups. Freak, a single-reed call, and Edge, a double-reed option, are tuned by Brad Allen, a 3-time World Champion, to deliver consistent tones across fluctuating hunting conditions. Each call is milled from tough polycarbonate to resist weather and splash, then finished for reliable operation day after day. Made in the USA and tested by veteran waterfowlers, these calls are designed to help you reach Mallards, Wood Ducks, Teal, Gadwall, and Pintails whether you’re tucked close to cover or sitting in broader water. The result is straightforward, dependable gear intended for both new hunters and experienced callers.

Two models, one goal: better communication with ducks

Freak and Edge each offer a unique approach to duck calling. The Freak’s single reed emphasizes crisp control and quick response, while the Edge’s double reed yields a smoother, more forgiving cadence. Both are designed for real-world hunting, not just spec sheets, and each is meant to be easy to pick up and use under varied field conditions.

Freak — sharp control

• Single Reed for crisp, responsive notes that cut through sound clutter
• Tuned by 3X World Champion Brad Allen for dependable performance in real-world conditions
• Beginner-friendly and field-proven for rapid learning and consistent calls

Edge — smooth, versatile calling

• Double Reed for a smooth, forgiving cadence that helps pace your sequence
• Versatile for timber, marsh, or open water scenarios
• Trusted by waterfowlers nationwide for solid, steady performance

Durable polycarbonate construction supports long seasons, weather resistance, and repeatable performance from opening day through late-season migrations. Made in the USA, each call is designed, tested, and tuned by experienced waterfowlers to match real conditions and expectations in the field.