A goose call that provides great low-end control, perfect for adjusting your call to attract geese from a distance
The quick-tuned guts ensure a responsive, high-quality sound, giving you full control over your calls
Full volume range lets you adjust your call to suit the situation, whether you need soft and subtle sounds or loud, attention-grabbing calls
Hand-tuned and tested, ensuring consistent quality and reliability in the field
The 4-slot wide and 3-slot deep configuration allows for easy storage of essential gear, keeping everything organized and ready-to-use
The acrylic construction delivers exceptional sound quality, producing clear and crisp calls that attract more ducks

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The SRG Hammer Goose Call from Cupped Waterfowl offers precise and powerful calling for any waterfowl hunter. Made from durable acrylic and hand-tuned in the USA, this short reed goose call excels in delivering excellent low-end control and a full volume range, ensuring versatility across different hunting situations. With quick-tuned guts and replaceable parts, the SRG Hammer is built to last season after season. Comes in Black, White, Purple and Clear, it combines both performance and style, making it an essential tool for hunters who demand the best in their calling gear.

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