The Randy Anderson Primos Ki-Yi Predator Call (315) is an exceptionally loud, high-volume closed-reed hand call designed specifically to trigger intense territorial and predatory instincts in coyotes, bobcats, and foxes. Engineered in direct collaboration with predator calling authority Randy Anderson, this compact call replicates the sharp, high-pitched, and frantic distress screams of a canine puppy or juvenile predator in deep danger—a sound no adult coyote can resist.
Why It Outperforms the Competition:
Unlike basic closed-reed calls that emit a single flat note or crack under heavy lung pressure, the Ki-Yi utilizes an advanced internal sound chamber paired with a premium, ultra-responsive reed. It is engineered to handle extreme air velocity, making it the ultimate tool for cutting through heavy winds and reaching across vast valleys on long-range stands. Its true competitive edge lies in the ergonomic design of the exhaust barrel, which allows you to perform rapid, high-speed manipulation with your hand. By quickly opening and closing your fingers over the exhaust port, you can add a trembling, emotional inflection and frantic vibrato to your sequences that perfectly mimics a live animal fighting for survival. Its rugged, impact-resistant polymer body is completely weather-proof and immune to temperature drops, ensuring a crisp, reliable tone that won't lock up or change pitch on sub-zero winter hunts.
Features:
- Designed, field-tested, and endorsed by legendary predator hunter Randy Anderson
- High-output internal sound chamber projects piercing, long-range audio frequencies
- Meticulously tuned to replicate the distinct, high-pitched frantic screams of a canine ki-yi distress
- Ultra-responsive closed-reed design generates consistent notes with minimal air transition effort
- Rugged all-weather polymer construction built to withstand hard backcountry hunting conditions
Technical Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Primos Hunting
- Model Number: 315
- UPC Code: 010135003159
- Series: Randy Anderson Signature Series
- Call Type: Closed-Reed Canine Distress Hand Call
- Material: All-Weather Impact-Resistant Polymer
- Target Species: Coyotes, Foxes, Bobcats, and Other Apex Predators
- Sound Profile: High Volume / High-Pitch Frantic Canine Ki-Yi and Pup Distress
Questions & Answers
Q: Why is a canine "ki-yi" pup distress sound so effective for coyote hunting compared to a rabbit distress call?
A: While coyotes view a rabbit sound as food, they view a canine pup distress sound as a threat or a call for help from a pack member. This triggers their intense social, maternal, and territorial instincts, forcing mature alpha coyotes to run in quickly to investigate or defend their turf—even if they are completely call-shy to standard rabbit distress calls.
Q: How do you manipulate your hands and breath to get the best panicked cadence out of the Ki-Yi call?
A: Blow short, sharp, and frantic bursts of air from your diaphragm into the mouthpiece to create a rapid series of yelps and screams. Concurrently, cup your hand tightly over the exhaust end and rapidly snap your fingers open and closed on each blast to create the trembling, high-pitched vocal breaks of an endangered animal.
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