\n Crafted from a blend of Wenge and African Blackwood, two high-density exotic woods, the Booner Grunter combines rare beauty with acoustic performance. Its optimized resonance chamber captures and prolongs vibration for a pure sound, free from plastic or compromise. <\/p>\n
It reproduces the calls of the male, female, and fawn, and operates on a double-action mechanism\u2014both when exhaling and inhaling. It measures 4 3\/8 inches in length and features a stainless steel ring. Available in a choice of four exotic wood species. A sound sample is available on the website. <\/p>\n
Advantages in the field | Deer call<\/strong> In cold weather, blowing into a microphone can be risky\u2014condensation freezes the inside and muffles the sound. Not a problem here: just breathe in. The pitch stays accurate, the mechanics remain the same, and you stay in control even when the temperature drops. A feature that quickly becomes indispensable. <\/p>\n Usage and care instructions<\/strong> | Deer call<\/strong> The more you know it, the more precise it becomes.<\/p>\n Add the Booner Grunter Wenge and African Blackwood to your gear for a deer hunt that\u2019s clear, effective, and in tune with your instincts. Proudly made in Quebec. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With this call made from two exotic woods, you enter a new dimension of deer hunting. The sound it produces is clean, deep and natural. Slip it into your hand, blow, and you’re already in the woods. <\/p>\n
\n Everything is designed to speak the language of the deer. The resonating chamber, carved from wood, captures and amplifies every vibration: the intonation is precise, the echo believable. You’re not imitating, you’re communicating. <\/p>\n
\n Use it often. Store it in a dry place and wipe it with a soft cloth after each use: stagnant moisture damages the wood. Before each use, test it, experiment with variations, adjust the pressure, and modulate your breath. <\/p>\nMale<\/h5>\n
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