Haydel's Game Calls RL99 'Redleg' Double Reed Mallard Duck Call - Green Plastic

The Haydel's Game Calls RL99 'Redleg' Mallard duck call is a double-reed call built for serious waterfowlers targeting migrating mallards, especially late-season birds when competition for their attention is fierce. Hand-tuned by professional callers, this green plastic call delivers authentic hen mallard vocalizations that keep wary ducks committed to your spread. The "wet" blowing characteristic—a hallmark of quality mallard calls—comes naturally from the design, giving you the tonal control needed to work ducks from distance and close range.

The RL99 uses a double O-ring construction to seal the reed assembly tight, eliminating air leaks that kill clarity and control. That dual-reed system is the same proven design found in Haydel's DR-85, a call trusted across the waterfowl world for its resonance and versatility. Whether you're calling over decoys or working a pothole, this call handles the range of mallard chuckles, quacks, and comeback notes that separate good days from great ones.

Built to withstand season-long use in wet conditions, the green plastic body is durable and easy to maintain. This is a straightforward, no-nonsense call for hunters who know what they want: authentic mallard sounds from a maker with decades of waterfowl credibility.

Key Features

• Double-reed system for resonant, authentic mallard vocalizations
• Hand-tuned by professional callers for tonal accuracy
• Dual O-ring construction ensures a tight, consistent seal
• Delivers "wet" blowing characteristics for superior control
• Green plastic construction for durability in wet conditions

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What species does the RL99 Redleg call work best on?

This call is designed specifically for mallards, with a focus on hen mallard vocalizations. It's particularly effective on late-season migrating mallards that have heard every call on the market.

How does the double-reed system compare to single-reed calls?

The dual-reed design provides increased resonance and tonal depth, giving you more versatility in the vocalizations you can produce. The same system is used in Haydel's DR-85, a proven performer in the waterfowl world.

Is this call suitable for beginners?

The RL99 is hand-tuned by professionals, which helps deliver good results, but mallard calling has a learning curve regardless of equipment. If you're new to waterfowl calling, consider starting with instructional videos or practice sessions before season.

What does "wet blowing" mean?

Wet blowing refers to the call's ability to produce clear, resonant notes with moisture or condensation present. It's a desirable trait that allows the call to function reliably in real hunting conditions where temperature changes and humidity are constant.