Deluxe Duck Call WA-33 BROWN

One of my personal favorite calls

I own an acrylic call from about every major duck call company out there, that being said I’ve spent a lot of money and time researching and testing calls. What I will say about the faults call is it is a totally different tone than what you would normally get, kinda bassy but has a lot of rasp, feed call runs great. I would recommend to have on the lanyard bc chances are no one is using one of these in your area, so you will stand out when birds get shy of other calls. I really like the all wood design. It’s a reelfoot style insert ( tone board ) and ducks seem to come to it when they are call shy and when you need an extra edge. This call sits on my lanyard next to my Echo Pure meat, JJ lares hybrid and Kirk McCullough cutdown. If it can hang with those calls trust me it’s worth it

Louisiana resident here. I try to always buy Louisiana products whenever I can. When it comes to calls, we got Faulks and Duck Commander. This call has the old school feel and sound and the classic, friction fit reed. I have the Faulks call for Canadian geese on my land yard as well. This call is perfect for working ducks and doing some feed calls. Not really the best when it comes to calling in ducks to land but it does the job. Definitely have a Duck Commander right next to you for the reason but other than calling in, this call is superior. Has that mature hen sound. With enough manipulation it can also double as a buck grunt! Very durable. Hasn’t frozen up yet which is a shocker. Very loud and powerful. My go-to call this season!

I do NOT call ducks to their doom. I'm a frequent substitute teacher at the nearby air force base. The kids know me and like me a lot ... but they can get wild at times. They can't always hear me when I say, "Quiet, please!" So I employ the Faulk's Deluxe Duck Call. Amazingly, the duck call gets their attention and it's quiet again for a few minutes. They like the sound of the duck call and when they misbehave just to hear it again I'll have to switch to a different sound effect. But I'll use the duck call in an other class!

Awesome sound dose not require as much air as some single reeds im really surprised on how good it sounds for the price definitely worth it

I had one of these calls more than 20 yrs ago. I got out of duck hunting until my grandson became of age to hunt. It sounds the same and is a fair priced good addition to any level duck hunters arsenal.

Great call, has great sound and makes a mean feeder chuckle. It's only downfall is that it will squeak if blown too hard, its a softer sounding call.

Well made....good sound....easy to use.