Goose Commander to Take Flight

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posted on December 16, 2016
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Fans of the famous Duck Commander Calls will soon have a new line of goose calls to try in the blind. Duck Commander announced it will expand its line of calls to include goose calls.

The first model that will become available is the Specklebelly Goose Call.

Kyle Tengwall, general manager for Duck Commander, said, “Ducks have always been our primary focus, but as all-around hunters, we enjoy hunting and communicating with all wildlife, which is why we’re branching out with new Commander lines. We’re excited to start Goose Commander, and this call will be a must-have for anyone who hunts in areas where specks are located.” The single short-reed call is made of polycarbonate and will be priced around $39.99.

For more information, go to DuckCommander.com.

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