The Primos Still Mouse Squeaker (model PS324) is an oral closed-reed predator call designed for close-range coaxing. Operating entirely on lung power without the need for batteries or mechanical parts, this call replicates the realistic, high-pitched distress squeaks and chirps of small rodents. Its low-profile barrel allows for hands-free operation between the shooter's teeth or lips, keeping the hunter anchored behind a rifle scope or shotgun without movement. The internal closed-reed chamber requires minimal air pressure to produce soft, subtle pitches that bring hung-up predators across the final stretch into shooting distance.

Key Features

• Acoustic Profile: Produces high-pitched, frantic rodent distress squeaks tuned to trigger predatory instincts at close distances.
• Hands-Free Mouthpiece: Low-profile synthetic housing can be held in the mouth, eliminating hand and body motion while aiming.
• Low Air Pressure Chamber: Internal closed-reed system requires minimal lung effort and breath transition to generate realistic pitches.
• All-Weather Synthetic Construction: Designed to maintain reed performance and acoustic pitch across varied environmental conditions, including freezing temperatures.
• Universal Operation: Operates manually without electrical circuitry, power cords, or firearm attachments.

Specifications

• Product Name: Primos Still™ Mouse Squeaker
• Model Number: PS324
• Call Type: Closed-reed coaxer / distress mouth call
• Effective Operating Range: Under 100 metres
• Material: Impact-resistant all-weather synthetic
• Power Requirements: None (100% mechanical/oral-air driven)
• Mounting / Attachment: None (hands-free mouth hold or pocket carry)

Who is the Primos Still Mouse Squeaker for?

• Spotlighting Red Fox Hunters — Delivers realistic, subtle rodent distress sounds under 100 metres to finish wary foxes hung up along paddock margins while allowing the shooter to remain hands-free on the rifle.
• Feral Cat Management Shooters — Operates as a soft closed-reed rodent squeaker predator call effective under 100 metres to coax cautious feral cats out of dense cover into clear shooting lanes in open scrub country.

Less suitable for: Primary long-range locator calling beyond a 100-metre threshold or in heavy winds; loud open-reed hare distress calls, predator howlers, or amplified electronic callers are better suited for wide-area broadcast calling.