Quaker Boy Bleat-In-Heat Deer Can Call

The rut does not wait for you to learn a call. The window opens, a buck is close, and the sound has to be right.

Most calls depend on the caller, and this one is built to sound right no matter who holds it.

The Same Bleat Every Time: The call makes a doe bleat the same way on each use. No off note when your hands are cold and your heart rate is up.

In the Stand: A buck hangs up in the brush at the edge of bow range. You work the call once, set it down, and watch his head turn toward you.

Quiet on the Walk In: The silencer system keeps the call from sounding off while you carry it. It makes noise when you decide, not when your pack shifts on the climb.

Protected in the Pack: The protective lid covers the call between hunts. It rides with the rest of your gear and comes out ready.

A Known Name in Calls: Quaker Boy makes this call in the United States. Hunters who carry it are not hoping for the right sound. They already have it.

The buck will give you one chance to sound like a doe, so carry the call that gets it right.