Cupped Waterfowl Releases Hen Hustler Mallard Call

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posted on November 29, 2022
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Mainhen Hustler

Cupped Waterfowl’s Hen Hustler can help hunters of all skill levels call in ducks. The easy-to-use double-reed hen mallard call is perfect for use in open water, flooded timber, and even beaver dams. Its unique pitch and range make this call effective for all styles of calling and hunting, for both beginner and seasoned callers.

The Hen Hustler is constructed of high-impact plastic for long-lasting durability and is hand-tuned in the USA. To learn more about it, and to browse Cupped’s full lineup of waterfowl-hunting gear, visit cupped.com.

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