Johnny Stewart Wildlife Calls — Ditch Tiger™ Diaphragm Call (Red Latex) — HSJSDIA8

Cut through wind and distance with a diaphragm that blends power, control, and realism. The Johnny Stewart Wildlife Calls Ditch Tiger™ Diaphragm Call uses a responsive red latex reed and a comfortable, field-ready frame to produce convincing predator vocalizations and distress sounds without bulky hand calls. From subtle squeaks and whimpers to loud, raspy distress and excited howls, the Ditch Tiger™ gives you the range to adapt on pressured ground and keep educated predators guessing.
Model: HSJSDIA8 • UPC: 042426416539

Why Hunters Choose the Ditch Tiger™

• Red Latex Reed for Range & Rasp: Tuned for fast start-up and strong top-end volume, the red latex delivers clear highs and authentic rasp for believable distress cries and vocalizations.

• Hands-Free Advantage: A mouth call keeps your hands on the gun or camera and your movement to a minimum—critical for coyotes, foxes, and cats that hang up at the edge of cover.

• Wind-Cutting Volume: The Ditch Tiger™ gets loud when you need to reach across open country, yet it also backs down to soft squeaks and whines for close-range finishing.

• Comfortable, Consistent Fit: A quality frame and durable tape help create a dependable seal against your palate, preserving air pressure and tone in cold or damp conditions.

• Field Tough: Built to shrug off moisture and temperature swings—no brittle reeds or squeal-prone plastics.

What It Sounds Like

• Predator Vocalizations: Lone howls, interrogation howls, submissive whines (pair bonding, breeding-season setups).

• Distress Library: Raspy rodent, bird distress, rabbit distress, pain cries with realistic breaks and urgency.

• Close-Range Finishers: Pup distress, mouse squeaks, and pleading whimpers to coax cautious coyotes or foxes those final yards.

Key Features at a Glance

• Type: Diaphragm/mouth predator call

• Reed Material: Red latex (responsive, strong top-end)

• Operation: Hands-free, airflow and tongue-pressure controlled

• Use Case: Day or night stands, open prairies, timber edges, cropped fields, and brushy draws

• Identifiers: HSJSDIA8 (model) • 042426416539 (UPC)

How to Run It (Quick Start)

1. Seat the Call: Latex facing your tongue; tape edges seal to your palate.

2. Find Your Air: Start with light air for squeaks/whines; add tongue pressure for louder distress or howls.

3. Cadence & Emotion: Predators key on rhythm and urgency—short, frantic runs followed by pauses feel authentic.

4. Elevate, Then Taper: Begin with medium volume; build to a 20–30 second crescendo of distress; taper to whimpers to suggest fatigue.

5. Finish Quietly: When eyes appear, reduce volume and shorten notes—less is more inside 150 yards.

Pro Tip: Work crosswind setups so circling predators drift into your lane, not downwind. Rotate to a soft pup distress on hung-up coyotes to flip curiosity into commitment.

Stand Strategies That Work

• Cold Start: 2–3 interrogation howls; wait 1–2 minutes; shift to raspy rabbit or bird distress.

• Pressured Dogs: Skip the howls. Lead with mouse squeaks and light whimpers; extend pauses to avoid overcalling.

• Night Hunts: Use controlled, higher-pitch sequences that carry without blasting close targets.

Care & Maintenance

• Rinse & Dry: After the stand, rinse with cool water; shake and air-dry to preserve latex tension.

• Storage: Keep in a vented case out of heat/sun; avoid crushing the reed.

• Rotate Calls: Carry a backup; swap to a dry diaphragm mid-stand if notes lose crispness.

• Off-Season: Store cool and dark to extend reed life.

Who It’s For

• Predator Hunters (Beginner to Expert): Easy path to believable sounds with enough ceiling to master advanced cadences.

• Public-Land & Heavily Pressured Areas: Hands-free realism with versatile tone to sound different from the crowd.

• Day & Night Crews: Reliable volume control for big fields, fence lines, pivots, and hedgerows.

Ethics & Safety

• Know and follow local regulations for predator seasons and night-hunting rules.

• Confirm your target and backdrop before calling animals into range.

• Respect property boundaries and other hunters’ setups.

SEO Highlights (Quick Scan)

• Johnny Stewart Ditch Tiger™ diaphragm call

• Red latex reed for loud, raspy distress and realistic predator vocals

• Hands-free operation, wind-cutting volume, and close-range finesse

• Built for coyotes, foxes, and other predators in day or night stands

• Model HSJSDIA8 • UPC 042426416539

Put more realism—and more fur—on your stands with the Johnny Stewart Wildlife Calls Ditch Tiger™ Diaphragm Call (HSJSDIA8). From ear-twitching squeaks to distance-piercing distress, it’s the mouth call built to adapt when conditions and coyotes won’t.

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