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Entry by: Kevin Fiedler
Division: 4 - Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition
Category: 17 - Chairman's Choice - Fordite
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Medal - 4th place

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$310.00 Current Bid

This single reed duck call is made with Fordite from a Jeep factory. This call is capable of hitting notes from the top to bottom and offers a fast and consistent feed call.

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Awards for Kevin Fiedler

This contest has a long history of 20+ years. The awards listed below are for the most recent years only.

2019 5th Place Call# 872 Hunting Duck & Goose division in Category 12
2019 2nd Place Call# 871 Hunting Duck & Goose division in Category 10

Other 2025 Entries by Kevin Fiedler

Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 10:
Working Short Reed Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This is a short reed Canada goose call made with Deadshot Polymers neon green acrylic. This call is designed to hit notes from the low end to the top end with ease.

Go to Entry #819
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 10:
Working Short Reed Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This is a short reed Canada goose call made with Headshot Poylmers bass boat red acrylic. This call is designed to have a lot of power while still being able to hit all the notes required for your next hunting adventure.

Go to Entry #820
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 10:
Working Short Reed Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This call is made with non-stabilized green hedge. This call has a stippled brass band with a CA finish. This call is designed to operate quickly and hit notes from low to high with ease.

Go to Entry #821
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 10:
Working Short Reed Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This call is made with stabilized black ash burl dyed orange. This call has a brass band with a CA finish. This call is designed to have a lot of power while still being able to hit all the notes from top to bottom.

Go to Entry #822
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 10:
Working Short Reed Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This short reed Canada goose call is made with Deadshot Polymers Venom Pearl acrylic. This is a shorter goose call which is designed to operate with a lot of speed while still being able to hit notes from top to bottom.

Go to Entry #823
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 18:
Chairman's Choice - Ebonite

User entered description: This single reed duck call is made with ebonite. This call is designed for the hunter who is looking for a consistent sound. This call has a quick feed and range from top to bottom.

Go to Entry #824
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 1:
Amateur - Working Wood Duck Call - A

User entered description: This single reed duck call is made with crosscut green hedge and sleeved with African Blackwood. This call has a CA finish with a stippled brass band. This duck call offers a consistent feed call with range from the top to bottom.

Go to Entry #826
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 2:
Amateur - Working Acrylic Duck Call - B

User entered description: This single reed duck call is made with Deadshot Poylmers neon green acrylic and sleeved with clear acrylic. This call offers a consistent feed, range from top to bottom and a moderate amount of hold.

Go to Entry #827
Division 4
Hunting Duck and Goose Call Competition

Category 11:
Working Sandhill Crain Swan & Canada Goose Call

User entered description: This Canada goose flute call is made with stabilized buckeye burl. This call has a brass band with a CA finish. This flute call is made with custom flute guts and offers a solid range of Canada goose notes.

Go to Entry #828