PRIMOS The Third Degree Predator Call 372 – Xtra Loud Cottontail Call by Randy Anderson

PRIMOS The Third Degree Predator Call 372 — Xtra Loud Cottontail Distress

Meet a purpose-built predator call designed by PRIMOS veteran Randy Anderson. The Third Degree 372 delivers a distinct, raspy distress call that starts at a mid-range pitch and can be pushed into a super-high tone, ideal for enticing wary cottontails and pulling distant coyotes into range. This compact tool is crafted for reliable field use, with a sound profile that carries across open ground and along brush lines where visibility is limited but sound travels.

Key benefits you can expect

• Primos The Third Degree Predator Call 372
• Predator call designed for cottontails
• Creates super-high-pitched, raspy distress call
• Ideal for calling coyotes in from a distance
• Designed by Team Primos member Randy Anderson

In the field: how the Third Degree performs

Imagine dawn light touching the horizon and a breeze stirring the grass. You place the call at ground level and initiate a sequence that blends urgency with realism. The raspy, high-pitched distress note acts as a beacon for nearby cottontails and may signal nearby coyotes that a challenge is present. In practice, the sound projects across short to moderate distances, breaking through ambient noises from rustling leaves to distant vehicles.

Usage notes and design details

The Third Degree’s build is made for rugged outdoor use. Its design is straightforward: a single-call setup that lets you produce a believable distress sound without complicated adjustments. The “Xtra Loud” characterization helps persistence in variable field conditions where wind or terrain can dampen softer calls. While outcomes vary with conditions and animal behavior, many field testers note that the call’s distinctive rasp and pitch presentation increases the chances of getting a response when you're positioned for a clean line of sight or a good listening post.

Why choose the Third Degree in your predator calling kit

As part of PRIMOS’s lineage of predator calls, this model emphasizes reliability, portability, and a sound profile that can prompt curious predators to investigate. If you’re seeking a tool designed around cottontail distress with the potential to invite coyotes within range, this call offers a practical, field-tested option without overstatement about guaranteed results.