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Sure-Shot 650 Call

Born from our YENTZEN but with more volume. Every lanyard needs one.

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Double Reed

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Poly

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Medium-High

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Beginner

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The 650 by Sure-Shot

Sale price $25.00

In stock

More Volume. More Versatility. Pure Mallard.

The Sure-Shot 650 takes everything hunters love about the legendary Yentzen and turns it up. A unique sound chamber built into the poly body adds more volume and projection, so your calls carry farther across open water, flooded timber, and big marsh. Whether you're hailing birds from a distance or coaxing wary greenheads into the decoys, the 650 delivers.

The patented double reed system is easy to adjust and performs the full range of mallard hen vocalizations — from the high ball hail call to the feeding chuckle — even in wet, cold conditions. It blows wet without choking out, making it a reliable choice when the weather turns nasty and the ducks are flying.

Why Hunters Reach for the 650

  • Unique sound chamber for increased volume and projection over the standard Yentzen design
  • Patented double reed system — easy to adjust, hard to mess up
  • Produces hail calls, quacks, and feeding chuckles with authentic mallard tone
  • Blows wet — built for real hunting conditions
  • Lightweight poly body at just 1.7 oz
  • Made in the USA by Sure-Shot Game Calls

The Call That Goes the Distance

When you need to reach birds at the edge of range or cut through wind on a big water hunt, the 650's added volume gives you the edge. At $25, it's one of the best-performing poly duck calls on the market — period.

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Free Lifetime Retuning

Every duck call takes a beating. Weather, water, use. That’s part of it. When it’s time to bring it back to life, we’ve got you covered.

Our retune service keeps your Sure Shot call performing the way it should. Clean, sharp, and ready when birds are working.

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