ZINK PH-2 POLYCARB DUCK CALL MALLARD GREEN

The Zink PH-2 Power Hen is a double-reed polycarbonate duck call that combines stable airflow with the sound character typical of a single-reed call. Thanks to its realistic mallard sound and well-controlled lower volume, it is especially suitable for luring in ducks that are close by or cautious.

Suitable for use in

• Luring mallard ducks

• Duck hunting on coasts, lakes, and wetlands

• Calling ducks that have come close

• Attracting cautious birds that respond poorly to strong calls

• Hunting from a blind or boat

• Supplementing decoy spreads at feeding sites

• Beginners who want an easily controlled duck call

• Experienced hunters for making quieter, more realistic close-range calls

• Users who prefer the stability of a double-reed call

Why choose the Zink PH-2 Polycarb?

• Double-reed construction

• Sound character similar to a single-reed call

• Clear and realistic duck sound

• Smooth and well-controlled airflow

• Lower risk of high-pitched squeaks from excessive air pressure

• Suitable for close-range calling and cautious birds

• Allows calls with varying strength and tone

• Durable polycarbonate body

• Design based on the original PH-2 Custom model

• Great choice as a first quality duck call

• Mallard Green color suitable for the outdoors

• Compact and easy to carry

Technical specifications

• Product type: duck call

• Target bird group: ducks

• Main use: imitating mallard duck sounds

• Reed type: double-reed

• Body material: polycarbonate

• Sound character: realistic and smooth duck sound

• Recommended use: close-range calling and cautious ducks

• Blowing resistance: stable and beginner-friendly

• Design base: Zink PH-2 Custom

• Color: Mallard Green

• Power: does not require batteries or an accumulator

Included in the set

• Zink PH-2 Power Hen Polycarb duck call

• Double-reed sound part

No lanyard or other accessories are specifically included in the Jahipaun delivery set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Zink PH-2 a single- or double-reed duck call?

The PH-2 is a double-reed duck call. Its sound and blowing feel are designed for hunters who prefer the sound character of a single-reed call but want the stability of a double-reed construction.

Is the Zink PH-2 suitable for beginners?

Yes. The double-reed construction is generally more forgiving and helps achieve a more consistent duck sound even with less practice. However, to achieve a natural call, you still need to learn to direct the air correctly and control the rhythm of the sound.

When is the PH-2 duck call most effective?

This call is especially effective for attracting ducks that are close by or cautious. In such situations, it is best to use calmer and quieter sounds rather than constant loud calling.

How do you clean a duck call?

Rinse the sound part of the call with clean lukewarm water after use and allow it to dry completely. If you take the call apart, note the original position of the reeds and do not bend or shift them, as this can change the sound of the call.

When is the Zink PH-2 Polycarb the right choice?

The PH-2 is suitable for hunters who want an easily controlled double-reed duck call but prefer a sound close to that of a single-reed model. It is especially practical for close-range calling, where the duck is already near the decoys and a call that is too loud or sharp may make the bird wary.

If you want the widest possible sound range and are ready to practice your blowing technique, the single-reed Zink PH-1 may offer greater expressive freedom. On very open terrain and in strong winds, a louder duck call with greater carrying power may be beneficial.

Expert recommendation

The double-reed PH-2 is a good choice both as a first duck call and for quieter close-range calling. Start practicing with short, single quacks and simple greeting calls. Focus more on directing the air than blowing hard—too strong an airflow will make the sound unnaturally loud and reduce control.

In the field, adjust the strength of your calling according to the distance and behavior of the birds. Use a clearer call to attract the attention of ducks moving far away, but for birds approaching the decoys, a few quiet sounds are often enough. Once the duck is turning or landing, continuous calling is no longer necessary.

Keep the call clean and dry between uses. Saliva, dust, or ice in cold weather can interfere with the free movement of the reeds. If you take the call apart, mark the position of the reeds beforehand, as even a small change in placement can affect pitch and blowing resistance.

Duck call with realistic sound for close-range calling

The Zink PH-2 Polycarb combines a durable polycarbonate body, double-reed construction, and a smooth duck sound. It is a solid choice for hunters who want an easily controlled and natural-sounding call for attracting cautious mallards.