Quaker Boy Scolder Squirrel Call

Squirrels go quiet the moment you step into the timber. The hunter who can start the conversation again is the one who fills the vest.

Most hunters sit and wait for the woods to wake up, and a few know how to wake them.

Push and It Starts: Push the top of the call and the scolding starts. No practice stands between you and the first bark.

Barks and Chatter: The call creates squirrel barks and chatter. Those are the sounds that tell a hidden squirrel something is happening and make it want to look.

Against the Oak: You sit with your back against a white oak, rifle across your knees. You push the call twice. A tail flicks on a limb forty yards out and gives away the shot.

Eyes Stay Up: A push is all it takes. Your eyes stay on the treetops instead of on the call in your hand.

Made by Call Builders: Quaker Boy makes this call in the United States. It belongs in the pocket of a hunter who works the woods instead of waiting on them.

The woods will go silent on you, so carry the means to make them talk.