Fowl Language Duck Calls and Goose Calls

The "BuzzSaw" Fowl Langauge Open Water Duck Call
$75.00
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Here is the call that burst onto the scene in 1994.  Made for the hunter who wants to reach out and grab the attention of large flocks of mallards, as well as those lonely drakes loafing along the timber line.  Versatility is the only way to describe this call.  With a wide range of sounds, this call is easy to blow and can produce those ringing hail calls down to the softest quacks.  Raspy when you want it or smooth to carry the ducks those last few yards.  This is the call ducks swear by!

The "BuzzSaw" Fowl Language Timber Duck Call
$75.00
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Fowl Language Timber Calls provide hunters with a low volume call which will grab even the wariest greenhead's attention and drop them into your timber hole!  A full sounding call, which can go from a raspy to a mellow tone.  These calls will pull ducks in while the other guys watch!  Even you will swear by them!

The "BuzzSaw" Fowl Language Competition Duck Call
$75.00
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Fowl Language competition calls are designed for those who want to reach the top.  Each call is selected by champion caller Steve Elmore, to perform the loudest hail call down to the deepest low end quacks.  Each call is designed to track smoothly and provide you with the fullest and best sound possible.  Fowl Language is committed to getting the right call that will fit you and your style of calling.  Whether it is custom fit in person or designed for you over the phone, our commitment to you will be never ending.  We swear by it!

The "BuzzSaw" Fowl Language Double Reed Duck Call
$75.00
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Fowl Language Double Reed Duck Calls provide hunters with a nasty, raspy sound mallards love. Our double reed is made with my custom cast molded guts which provide an incredible modified hail call with a smooth raspy transition down to those mallard hen quacks. This call is perfect for those timber potholes, rivers and yes, open water.  Ducks can't resist these calls. I swear by them!