Li'l Deuce Ring Zone

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posted on January 22, 2010
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New for 2010 is the same Li'l Deuce Ring Zone call you love, now improved to resonate at the same, specific frequencies of a turkey's optimal hearing range. The Li'l Deuce has been one of the most popular calls over the years, even preferred by 5-time World Friction Calling Champion, Matt Morrett.

Not only is it accurate, but it's also small and compact enough to fit anywhere. Despite its small size, it still has plenty of volume to call birds in from a distance. Turkeys simply can't resist its slightly higher pitch—it works like a charm. Li'l Deuce Ring Zone is available in both glass and slate versions and comes with a carbon striker. It sells for a suggested retail price of $15.95. Go to huntersspec.com

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