QUAKER BOY CALLS

[Edward Smith]

This is a Review of two Quaker Boy Predator Calls

Submitted by Kenneth Griffiths:

 

Squeezin Screamer Predator call:

First let me start with the Squeezin Screamer Predator call. I like it, it has alot of different call's you can make on it. I found that the screamer is very loud when used right.

The pros of the caller are

1. Very easy to use.

2. long range and short range use.

3. you can use it hands free.

4. it can be used by all ages.

I found no cons with this caller

I would recommend this caller to anyone who goes coyote hunting.

 

the screamin Killar Pipes

 

First the Smoke-Colored Long Range Pipe. Let me say WOW. This pipe has it all one of the best callers i have blowen into.

The pros of the caller are

1. Very long range.

2. Very easy to use.

3. Easy to adjust the reed.

4.Good for close range as well.

5. Easy to store.

6. Alot of different calls you can blow.

7. I like this caller and would recommend this call to all who hunt.

8. If you loose the tip of it you can still blow into the caller.

 

The cons of this caller

1. The top comes off to easy.

2. Nothing to tie onto when wanting to put it on your neck.

3. That was the only flaw that i found with this caller.

 

Third i would like to talk about the clear-color mid-range pipe. The pros are the same for both pipes. The con's are the same as well I do like this two pipes and will use them in my bag for coyote calling.

The CD I didn't like the CD because it kept fooling up the computer i don't recommend the use of the CD . It will just be a waste of the dealers money.

 

In closing I really like the Quaker Boy Callers and they will be part of my hunting gear from know on . Thanks for making good callers.

[Peter Emberley]

SCREAMING COTTONTAIL by Quaker BoyThis is a very easy call to use and it sounds like the real thing. It has good volume from low pitched bawls to high pitched screams.

 Everyone that hunts predators should have one of these. Its a double reed call that is very durable. All the forums give this call an amazing rating. It's that good.

 

 Buy it, you will not be sorry.

[kenneth Griffiths]

Peter where do i get one of those caller's and how much do they cost?? Are there any stores in town that sell them??

[Peter Emberley]

Complete Gun Repairs, is the only place that I know of. They usually have a good selection. Not sure how they cost, but I will check into it for you.

[Peter Emberley]

Just seen them on Ebay, cost you about $25 for the first one and about $15 for the second and so on.

[kenneth Griffiths]

Thanks peter.

[Peter Emberley]

Ken i was at Complete Gun Repairs today, the young fella said he can order them in and they would cost $18 or $20 & tax.

    Not to bad