Acme Predator Call Rabbit 506
Made in traditional British wood such as Oak and Elm. Excellent at mimicking the distressed sounds that will attract a predator. With a little practice this call will both project the sound over a great distance, but can then be muffled to bring the predator in close.
Acme Whistles crafted Since 1870 . Pioneered by Joseph Hudson started work at the age of 12 in the engineering workshops of Birmingham. He trained for 7 years as a toolmaker learning to do by hand the many tasks so often undertaken by a machine today. In these early times he learned the skills that made him a superb craftsman in metal, later forming J Hudson & Co Whistles Ltd. Acme.
Made in England.
.Made in traditional British wood such as Oak and Elm. Excellent at mimicking the distressed sounds that will attract a predator. With a little practice this call will both project the sound over a great distance, but can then be muffled to bring the predator in close.
Acme Whistles crafted Since 1870 . Pioneered by Joseph Hudson started work at the age of 12 in the engineering workshops of Birmingham. He trained for 7 years as a toolmaker learning to do by hand the many tasks so often undertaken by a machine today. In these early times he learned the skills that made him a superb craftsman in metal, later forming J Hudson & Co Whistles Ltd. Acme.
Made in England.
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Made in traditional British wood such as Oak and Elm. Excellent at mimicking the distressed sounds that will attract a predator. With a little practice this call will both project the sound over a great distance, but can then be muffled to bring the predator in close.
Acme Whistles crafted Since 1870 . Pioneered by Joseph Hudson started work at the age of 12 in the engineering workshops of Birmingham. He trained for 7 years as a toolmaker learning to do by hand the many tasks so often undertaken by a machine today. In these early times he learned the skills that made him a superb craftsman in metal, later forming J Hudson & Co Whistles Ltd. Acme.
Made in England.
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