Abstract: A wild goose and duck call includes a hollow tubular body having a medially disposed blow hole extending through the side wall thereof. A pair of reed assemblies are secured in the open end of the tubular body, each reed assembly including a hollow, truncated conical member. Extending from the truncated portion of the conical member is a reed and tongue assembly which is held in place in the conical member by a compression plug. The free ends of the reeds are disposed generally adjacent to the blow hole. Either end of the instrument may be selectively blocked or muffled to produce many birdcall variations.