Bourbon/Clear Mallard Hammer Poly Duck Call by Buck Gardner

Bourbon/Clear Mallard Hammer Poly Duck Call by Buck Gardner – Raspy, Realistic Mallard Calling Made Easy

The Bourbon/Clear Mallard Hammer Poly Duck Call by Buck Gardner is built for hunters who want powerful mallard sounds without the learning curve. This double reed call delivers raspy, natural duck tone and is incredibly easy to use—making it perfect for beginners and seasoned waterfowlers alike. Made from tough polycarbonate with a sleek bourbon and clear finish, the Mallard Hammer is a go-to call for field, timber, or marsh hunts.

Key Features & Benefits:

• • Raspy Double Reed Design

Produces rich, raspy mallard hen sounds with excellent realism—ideal for calling in singles, pairs, or big groups.

• • User-Friendly and Forgiving

The double reed setup provides extra back pressure and control, making it easier to blow than many single reed calls.

• • Durable Polycarbonate Construction

Built to handle the rigors of waterfowl hunting, with a rugged poly body in a sharp bourbon and clear finish.

• • Versatile All-Around Performance

Great for a variety of calling situations, whether you're working timber holes, open water, or flooded fields.

• • Perfect for Beginners and Pros

Simple to run but powerful in the field, this call bridges the gap between entry-level ease and seasoned performance.

Specifications:

• • Call Type: Double reed

  • Material: Polycarbonate

  • Color: Bourbon and clear

  • Tone: Raspy, natural, mid-to-loud volume

  • Use Case: Mallard calling in timber, fields, marshes

  • Skill Level: Beginner to experienced

  • Construction: Molded polycarbonate body

  • Reed Setup: Tuned for ease and realism

Why Choose the Bourbon/Clear Mallard Hammer Poly Duck Call by Buck Gardner?

The Mallard Hammer is a field-tested, hunter-approved duck call that brings together raspy realism, rugged construction, and unmatched ease of use. Whether you're new to duck hunting or need a reliable backup on your lanyard, this call delivers hammering performance when it counts.