• Versatile Dual Reed Design: Faulk's Dual Reed Duck Call offers a versatile calling experience, perfect for attracting various duck species during wood hunting.
• Walnut Construction: Crafted with high-quality walnut wood, this duck call not only looks elegant but also produces mellow and rich tones.
• Mellow Tone for Wood Hunting: The dual reed system produces a mellow sound that mimics natural duck calls, increasing your chances of success in wood hunting environments.
• Proudly Made in the United States: This Faulk's duck call is manufactured in the United States, ensuring superior craftsmanship and authenticity.
• Perfect Gift for Duck Hunters: Surprise hunting enthusiasts with Faulk's Dual Reed Duck Call, an ideal gift for birthdays, holidays, or any occasion that celebrates the art of duck calling and wood hunting.

Faulk's Game Calls was started by Clarence "Patin" Faulk. Patin was a local guide and a trapper in Big Lake, Louisiana. He made duck and goose calls at his home starting in the mid 1930s. His son Dud Faulk learned about call making from him. In 1951 Dud created a full line of calls and started going to trade shows. Dud won the International Duck Calling Championship once, and the World Champion Goose Calling Championship twice. He continued to grow the business with his wife Rena at his side. Dud was the subject of numerous articles on hunting and game calling in national magazines such as Sports Afield, Field & Stream, Ducks Unlimited and many others. He appeared on national television as a contestant on the TV show "To Tell the Truth," interviewed by Grits Gresham on the TV show Sports Afield, and with hunting partner and actor Burt Reynolds on "American Sportsman." Dud was sponsor and instructor at game calling seminars, schools, and at Louisana State University. He was a lifetime member of Ducks Unlimited. Today, Dud's daughters and grandchildren assist in running the business. Faulk's Game Calls is still producing quality, hand tuned calls with the same attention to quality calls that they started with in 1951.

We don't accept return, but if the product you receive is broken or wrong, we will provide full or partial refund.