Buck Gardner Calls Mallard Magic Duck Call
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Dagger cut reed design produces dynamic calls. Great for beginners, because "the duck is built in."
Rated 3 out of 5Â by 9
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Rated 2 out of 5Â by Alittleofitall Not impressed
I bought this call, used it a little and put it up. I just didnt sound like a real duck. It was too high pitched. It was east to blow and sounded somwhat right but when finishing the ducks the just hesitated more when i blew this call. I know ducks and i know that this call just isnt up to par with others. I know there are better calls for the money!
November 4, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by duckslayer2 good timber call
good call for timber mallerds.they come right in.called in my first two mallerds . there were 5 but i only got 2 hens.
February 2, 2009
Rated 4 out of 5Â by fowlmouth great all around call
this is a great all around call. and could easily become my primary call, is very easy to blow and blows very well wet. very easy to make any call from a single quack to a feed call. i would recommend this call for beginners is well as experianced callers. the only down fall to this call is its a clear acrylic with a silver band which is highly reflective, but other than that this call is well worth the money!
January 15, 2008
Rated 4 out of 5 Great bang-for-the-buck
I bought this call as a fairly new hunter, and it has worked great. Its an easy call to learn, and sounds great. Also, the inexpensive price is a plus for a beginning hunter.
July 26, 2007
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i got this call a coupe of months ago how do you get the reeds out
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i just pulled mine gently out untill they pooped out but becareful the guts will go everywhere sometimesA:Â
You have to remove the trough and wedge from the insert. Pull the insert out of the barrel and then just keep working at it until it comes apart.A:Â
unscrew and be very careful take a toothpick slide under the reed mount and wiggle and pull that should solve your problem.:)1 of 1
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