Cupped Waterfowl Calls FAQ

What types of waterfowl calls does Cupped make?

Cupped Waterfowl offers duck and goose calls, including the SRG Hammer Goose Call, Comeback Quack Duck Call, and Hen Hustler Mallard Call. The lineup includes both short-reed and double-reed designs for different waterfowl hunting applications.

Which Cupped Waterfowl call is best for goose hunting?

The Cupped SRG Hammer is the goose-specific call in the current lineup. It is a short-reed goose call designed for producing a range of goose vocalizations and is the natural choice for hunters primarily targeting geese.

Which Cupped Waterfowl call is best for duck hunting?

The Cupped Comeback Quack is designed specifically as a duck call and uses a double-reed configuration. It is a versatile choice for general duck hunting and is designed to produce natural duck sounds with a relatively forgiving calling style.

What is the Cupped Waterfowl Hen Hustler?

The Hen Hustler is a double-reed mallard call designed around the vocalizations of a hen mallard. It is a specialized option for hunters who primarily pursue mallards and want a call focused on producing hen sounds.

What is the difference between the Cupped Comeback Quack and Hen Hustler?

Both are double-reed duck calls, but they have different intended applications. The Comeback Quack is positioned as a versatile general-purpose duck call, while the Hen Hustler is specifically designed around mallard vocalizations.

What is the difference between a short-reed and double-reed waterfowl call?

A short-reed call, such as the SRG Hammer, uses a single reed that the caller manipulates with air pressure and mouth position to produce goose sounds. Double-reed calls use two reeds and generally require less precise air control, making them popular for duck hunters who want a more forgiving call.

Are Cupped Waterfowl calls good for beginners?

The double-reed Comeback Quack and Hen Hustler are likely the easiest starting points for a new duck caller because double-reed calls generally require less precise control than single-reed designs. The SRG Hammer is a short-reed goose call and may require more practice to master.

Which Cupped Waterfowl call should I choose for mallards?

If mallards are your primary target, the Hen Hustler is the most specialized option in the Cupped lineup because it is designed specifically around mallard vocalizations. The Comeback Quack is another option if you prefer a more general-purpose duck call.

Are Cupped Waterfowl calls available in different colors?

Yes. The SRG Hammer Goose Call is available in black, purple and white, while the Comeback Quack Duck Call is available in black, red and white. Color does not change the intended application or reed configuration of the call.

How do I choose between a Cupped goose call and duck call?

Start with the species you primarily hunt. Choose the SRG Hammer for geese, while the Comeback Quack and Hen Hustler are designed for ducks. If you hunt both species regularly, a dedicated call for each can give you a more appropriate range of sounds.

What should I look for when choosing a Cupped Waterfowl call?

Consider the species you hunt, the type of vocalizations you want to reproduce, and your experience with different reed configurations. Beginners may prefer the forgiving characteristics of a double-reed duck call, while experienced goose callers may prefer the control offered by a short-reed call such as the SRG Hammer.

Where can I buy Cupped Waterfowl calls?

BJL Outdoors carries Cupped Waterfowl duck and goose calls in several models and color options. Browse the Cupped Waterfowl Calls category to compare the available models, or use the product links above to view individual calls and available configurations.