Quaker Boy Bleat-In-Heat II

The woods go quiet and the buck you are watching turns away. You have one sound to bring him back.

A call only helps if it is in reach, silent until needed, and right when it speaks.

In the Stand: A buck crosses out of range and will not close. You work the call by hand, the bleat carries, and his head comes around.

The Right Pitch: The higher-pitched call mimics estrus bleats. It is the sound a buck in the rut is listening for.

Silent Until You Need It: The lift-and-lock silencer tab keeps it quiet during transport. No stray bleat on the walk in.

Pocket Sized: The compact design rides in a jacket pocket. It is in your hand in a moment, with no digging through a pack.

Consistent Every Time: It is hand-operated and gives consistent performance. The tenth bleat sounds like the first.

Hunters who call with purpose carry a call they can count on.