RNT Original Duck Call
RNT's all-purpose duck call, built to be easy for an average caller to run and to cover everything from loud hail calls to soft calling at close range. It comes in a long list of acrylic colors plus Bocote wood.
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Rich-N-Tone Calls (RNT)
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Meet Rich-N-Tone Calls (RNT).
Rich-N-Tone Calls makes duck and goose calls in Stuttgart, Arkansas, producing every part and doing every step of the build under one roof. Founder Butch Richenback, a world champion duck caller, began shaping his first call in 1976.
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