Simply South Outfitters Chief's Bass Boat Duck Call

Acrylic is denser and harder than wood, which allows for a sharper, louder, and more consistent sound. It is generally easier to blow at high volumes and holds its tone better in wet, humid conditions where wood might swell or change pitch.

The glitter finish is embedded within the acrylic, so it is purely aesthetic and does not compromise the call's structural integrity. It provides a unique look without affecting the sound quality or the durability of the instrument.

Like any acrylic call, you should rinse it with warm water and mild soap if it gets dirty or clogged with debris. Always let it air dry completely before storing it to prevent moisture buildup inside the reed assembly.

Because of its acrylic construction, this call is versatile enough for both environments. It has the volume needed to reach out on open water, but it can also be controlled for the softer, more subtle quacks required in timber.

Acrylic calls can be slightly more responsive than wood, which is great for learning, but they do require a bit of practice to master breath control. If you are new to calling, expect a short learning curve to get the crisp, authentic tones this model is capable of producing.