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Deer Calls

  • Made-in-USA deer calls
  • True-to-life grunt tones
  • Tunable call control

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Quaker Boy's deer call lineup covers the three primary vocalization types used in whitetail hunting: grunt calls, doe and fawn bleat calls, and rattle calls. Specific products include the Ridgerunner grunt call, the Weezzy Snort Wheeze, the Hammer Head Deer Grunt, the Hands Free Hammer combination grunt and bleat call, the Pipe Doe Bleat, and the Rattle Master Pro. The lineup spans from affordable entry-level options to purpose-built calls for specific rut phases and hunting scenarios.
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Grunt calls produce the deep, short vocalizations bucks make during the pre-rut and rut when seeking does or responding to rival bucks. They are most effective from mid-October through peak rut when bucks are actively moving and responsive to other buck sounds. Bleat calls simulate the sounds of does and fawns, which are less threatening to subordinate bucks and effective outside of peak rut when a grunt might cause a smaller deer to avoid the area. Doe bleats are also highly effective during peak rut at drawing in bucks that are already in a breeding mindset.
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The Ridgerunner is notable as an industry first: Quaker Boy introduced the first-ever freeze-proof grunt call with this design. Conventional grunt calls use reeds that can freeze and malfunction in cold temperatures, which is a real problem during late-season and rut hunts in northern climates. The Ridgerunner's freeze-proof design ensures reliable performance in the cold conditions when mature bucks are most actively moving. Quaker Boy has a long history of engineering firsts in the game call industry, and the Ridgerunner represents that tradition applied to deer calling.
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The snort wheeze is an aggressive buck vocalization produced by rapidly expelling air through the nostrils, used as a direct dominance challenge between bucks. It is most effective during peak rut when dominant bucks are in an aggressive, territorial mindset. The Quaker Boy Weezzy Snort Wheeze is designed to reproduce this sound. Used correctly, a snort wheeze can stop a mature buck in his tracks or draw in a dominant animal looking to assert hierarchy. It is a high-risk, high-reward call that should be used selectively and only when you are confident a dominant buck is in the area.
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Rattle calls simulate the sound of two bucks fighting, which triggers curious and dominant bucks to investigate. The Quaker Boy Rattle Master Pro produces the clicking and crashing sounds of antlers contacting during a fight. Rattling is most effective during the pre-rut and peak rut when bucks are at their most aggressive. Early morning and late afternoon rattling sequences, with pauses of several minutes between aggressive bouts, give approaching bucks time to close the distance before the fight appears to end. Rattling works best in areas with a balanced buck-to-doe ratio where competition between mature bucks is real.
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Yes. Quaker Boy is a family-owned American manufacturer based in Springville, New York, and all products carry the Made in the USA label. The company was founded in 1976 by Dick and Beverly Kirby and is currently led by their son Chris and his wife Michelle. With nearly 50 years of American manufacturing experience and 25 dedicated employees, Quaker Boy brings a depth of craftsmanship and field knowledge to every call it produces.