Small Game Calls

This is a reed-type coon squawler that has more volume than comparable coon calls. It makes the distinctive sound of a fighting coon, which are the sounds necessary for calling him out of a tree.

The new barrel design has an ergonomic look and feel.  The Threadlock® barrel threads into the shortened end piece for ease of disassembly.  The wedge, reed and sound board are also changed, so the reed “locks” into place.  This allows the call to be reassembled just as it came from the factory - every time. The end result is a great sounding, user friendly, compact call, with a lot of volume.

This call creates the sound of a young javelina in distress. It is most effective in calling herding javalina, which find safety in numbers and sometimes collectively defend the young.

The new barrel design has an ergonomic look and feel.  The Threadlock® barrel threads into the shortened end piece for ease of disassembly.  The wedge, reed and sound board are also changed, so the reed “locks” into place.  This allows the call to be reassembled just as it came from the factory - every time. The end result is a great sounding, user friendly, compact call, with a lot of volume.

Knight & Hale has created a unique squirrel call that features four distinct sounds and a new acrylic end piece. This hand-operated call includes the bark of the grey and fox squirrel, the grey squirrel’s alarm or chatter call and a young squirrel distress call.