Duck Commander Jase Pro Series Double Reed Mallard Hen Call - Chartreuse Acrylic

The Duck Commander Jase Pro Series Double Reed Mallard Hen Call in Chartreuse Acrylic puts authentic hen mallard vocalizations in your hands—and in the ears of incoming ducks. Built on the proven design that's been refined through years of real-world duck hunting, this double-reed open call lets you work the full range of hen mallard sounds, from soft quacks to animated feeding calls. The chartreuse acrylic construction is durable enough for the marsh and visible enough to keep track of in tall grass or boat gear.

Double-reed calls demand a bit of technique to get dialed in, but once you master the mechanics, you'll have access to a wider palette of sounds than single-reed designs allow. Hens are the primary vocalists in a mallard flock, so getting their language right is essential for confident, responsive duck hunting—whether you're working a timber hole, prairie pothole, or river system where mallards congregate.

This is the call choice for hunters who want to speak fluent mallard hen and aren't afraid of a learning curve. If you're new to calling, be ready to invest time in practice before the season opens. The payoff is control and authenticity that casual duck hunters simply don't achieve with simpler, preset-tone calls.

Key Features

• Double-reed design for versatile hen mallard sound production
• Chartreuse acrylic body—durable, visible in field conditions
• Open call format allows experienced callers full tonal control
• Authentic mallard hen vocalizations to match flock behavior

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this call good for beginning duck hunters?

The Jase Pro Series is an experienced caller's tool. Double-reed calls require significant practice to operate effectively. If you're new to duck hunting or calling, you may want to start with a single-reed or preset call and graduate to this one once you've developed your fundamentals.

What ducks does this call work for?

This is a mallard hen call, designed to reproduce the sounds of female mallards. It's most effective when hunting mallards or when mallards are present in mixed flocks.

Why chartreuse acrylic?

Chartreuse provides both durability and visibility. It's a practical field color that makes the call easier to locate in brush, gear, or water if you set it down during a hunt.