Haydel's DRS-88 Double Reed Cajun Squeal Duck Call – Clear Polycarbonate

Haydel's DRS-88 Cajun Squeal Duck Call

As dawn breaks over a quiet marsh, the Haydel's DRS-88 delivers a refined Cajun squeal that helps seasoned callers shape mallard engagement with finesse. Rooted in Louisiana calling heritage, this call favors a slightly higher pitch and finishes each note with a distinctive end squeal. It’s designed for practical field use, offering a balance of control, realism, and portability without overpromising results.

Why callers gravitate to the DRS-88

The DRS-88 is built for finesse when you need precise control over your cadence. The double-reed setup contributes to a layered tone, while the end-note squeal adds a recognizable cue that many hunters associate with mallard behavior in calm, shallow waters or timber pockets.

• Great for finesse calling that rewards patient, measured sequences
• Slightly higher pitched sound for pronounced note articulation
• Produces the squeal at the end of each note for a distinct finish
• Double-reed design supports layered, crisp tones
• Durable and lightweight polycarbonate construction for field ease

Build, specs, and what you’ll notice in hand

The call features a polycarbonate body that’s both durable and lightweight, finished in a clear color that minimizes glare in early light. Its compact profile—8 vertical by 5 horizontal by 1 inch—fits easily in a vest pocket or call bag. The combination of materials and design aligns with mallard-focused calling while staying practical for real-world use.

• Call material: Polycarbonate
• Species: Mallard Duck
• Reed: Double
• Color: Clear
• Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 1 inches

Tips for best results

Practice a steady rhythm and cadence to let the squeal finish feel natural. Pair this call with concealment and mindful movement to maximize its potential in your set. Remember, success depends on conditions, birds, and technique rather than guarantees.

Designed with the hunter in mind, the Haydel's Cajun Squeal duck call offers a practical, heritage-informed option for mallard deception in varied marsh environments.