I still have no product to review. Paid to have it shipped quickly and still haven’t received it. Was supposed to be delivered last week on 1-30-26 and it still has not arrived 2-4-26.
I love mine just can’t call like the guy was demonstrating is there anyone out there that can help me with this I really would love to call like he did. Thanks
All I can say is that’s it’s nice to go back to my roots. I stared out hand calling. Transitioning to Foxpro, Luckey Duck electric calls. It’s just nice to have a simple but versatile hand calling. This thing is loud, has a Crisp sound. Easily able to manipulate to get the perfect sound. Love it, it’s now my favorite predator call. I have their squirrel call as well much better than my old mouth call. You get what you pay for. Yes they are considerably more expensive, but they are built for several lifetimes.
Double Trouble Predator Call
Andrew Stevers
Tree Shaker Bad Kitty
The first time I used the Tree Shaker Bad Kitty coon squaller it really got the Coon moving to a position where I could harvest it, the second time I used it I intended to jump it out to my dogs, in less than a minute of squalling the Coon jumped out. This is the best caller I have ever used and I highly recommend it and I will recommend it to other coon hunters.
Bayou Legacy Game Calls
SquirrelDaddy
Best on the market
Works like a charm, gets em riled up to get close enough to find what exact limb they’re sitting on. Wish I would have found this many years ago but it’s gonna be something that goes with me every time now!
Harvester Squirrel Call
K.F.
ALWAYS WITH ME NO MATTER WHAT IM HUNTING
I love the double trouble call this thing flat out works! Don't want to carry a big bulky call? No problem take and add this to your grunt call lanyard or in a shell holder in your turkey vest. I have killed 3 coyotes with it in the last 2 years 1 while deer hunting and 2 while turkey hunting!!
Double Trouble Predator Call
K.F.
Absolutely a deadly call!
The Final Strut slate call just flat out works! This bird was gobbling his head off all morning to it but just happened to have 6 hens with him. So, me and my daughter decided to slip back in under his roost later that afternoon. After sitting and waiting what seemed like 2 hours, I decided to the slate call a few times. He never answered but after that I could hear him drumming and he came in within 2 mins of using the call. The rest is history a memory me and my daughter will never forget! WILL NEVER GO WITHOUT IT AGAIN!
