Whistler’s Mother, 4-in-1
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We're not kidding when we say this is the mother of all duck whistles.
Slayer Calls partnered with one of the top whistle engineers in the country to learn what makes whistles work and how to make them insanely loud. The collaboration led to Whistler's Mother, a 4-in-1 duck whistle that blows other whistles out of the water.
Whistler's Mother fixes the two biggest issues with duck whistles that we've found in our decades of waterfowling: They're too quiet, and they're too complicated.
Slayer's duck whistle is designed to maximize volume without losing its realistic duck sounds. There's no need to worry that the teals can't hear you 50 yards away — this mother can bring in the high-flying birds.
There's no need to break out an owner's manual to figure out which magic combination of words, air and hand placement will unlock the different vocalizations. The Whistler's Mother has a right and a left hole which each produce two duck sounds by simply blowing the whistle. Beginners can easily pick up this whistle and blow to achieve calls that can help them kill more ducks. Here's a quick video on how to use Slayer's 4-in-1 whistle.
The Whistler's Mother produces realistic vocalizations for four duck species:
- Drake mallards
- Pintails
- Wigeons
- Teals
What Customers Love About the Whistler's Mother
- Insanely Loud. Whistler's Mother, 4-in-1 duck whistle is louder and easier to use than most duck whistles on the market today.
- Superior Durability. The Slayer duck whistle is crafted from the toughest, high-quality DELRIN material, which means it’ll stand up to the elements.
- Versatile, Season-Long Use. The Slayer duck whistle produces realistic vocalizations for four duck species: Drake Mallard, Pintails, Wigeons and Teals.
- Learn How to Use. The team at Slayer has created a short, easy-to-follow video on how to use the 4-in-1 duck whistle. Learn how to use the 4-in-1 duck whistle.
Slayer Calls gives 10% from each purchase to organizations that protect the environment and wildlife, support conservation efforts, and preserve America’s hunting heritage.
