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ZEPPS ZR RATTLER PREDATOR CALL
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SKU: ZEPP'S ZR-824797000902
Overview
Built for calling predators in open country and windy conditions, this compact call is designed to produce cottontail and jack rabbit distress sounds. Its machined aluminum body and dual internal closed reeds give it a rugged, purpose-driven construction, while the diamond camouflage finish adds a subdued field look. The included camo lanyard makes it easy to keep close at hand during a stand. It is a straightforward option for hunters who want a predator call focused on loud, attention-getting distress notes without extra complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Zepps
Machined Aluminum
Call body for a solid,
Dual Internal
Closed reeds provide the Rattler’s
Imitates Cottontail
Jack rabbit distress squalls
Includes Camo
Lanyard for convenient carry
Unique Diamond
Camouflage gives it a distinctive
Key Features
- Machined aluminum call body with unique diamond camouflage finish.
- Dual internal closed reeds for predator calling.
- Imitates cottontail and jack rabbit distress squalls.
- Includes a camo lanyard for carry or storage.
- Designed to cut through wind with loud calling volume.
Best Used For
- Hunters calling coyotes with cottontail or jack rabbit distress sounds
- Predator callers needing a compact call for windy conditions
- Users wanting a durable aluminum call with included camo lanyard
- Hunters who prefer a distinctive, easy-to-carry predator call
Specifications
| Call Body Material | machined aluminum |
|---|---|
| Durability Claim | will last a lifetime |
| Lanyard Included | camo lanyard |
| Loudness Claim | twice as loud as any predator call on the market |
| Reed Type | dual internal closed reeds |
| Sound Type | cottontail and jack rabbit distress squalls |
| Unique Camouflage | diamond camouflage |
| Usage Claim | used by top coyote men in the USA and Canada |
| Wind Performance Claim | really cuts through the wind |
Pros
- Machined aluminum call body for a solid, durable build
- Dual internal closed reeds provide the Rattler’s calling design
- Imitates cottontail and jack rabbit distress squalls
- Includes a camo lanyard for convenient carry
- Unique diamond camouflage gives it a distinctive appearance
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The call is built around cottontail and jack rabbit distress sounds, so it is focused on that style of predator calling rather than a broad sound range.
- Its loud output is intended to cut through wind, which may be more than needed in quieter setups or close-range calling situations.
- The machined aluminum body and dual internal closed reeds suggest a more specialized design, so users should expect a dedicated predator call rather than a multi-purpose caller.
- The included camo lanyard adds convenience, but the product data does not specify any additional accessories or replacement parts.
Suggested Comparisons
- Electronic predator calls
- Open reed predator calls
- Hand calls for coyote hunting
- Game call lanyards and accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Lanyard
- Call case
- Predator call pouch
- Cleaning cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
What sounds is the ZEPPS ZR Rattler Predator Call designed to imitate?
According to the product description, it imitates cottontail and jack rabbit distress squalls.
What materials or construction features are listed for this call?
The listed features are a machined aluminum call body, dual internal closed reeds, and a unique diamond camouflage finish.
Does the call come with anything included for carry or setup?
Yes. The product includes a camo lanyard.
Is this call described as loud enough for windy conditions?
The description says it is twice as loud as any predator call on the market and that it really cuts through the wind. That is the manufacturer’s claim in the provided data.
What kind of predator hunting is this call intended for?
It is presented as a predator call used by coyote hunters, with the description noting use by top coyote men in the USA and Canada.