Quaker Boy started as a hobby in the home of Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Kirby. A barber and beautician by trade, Richard (Dick) and Beverly had an extreme love of the outdoors. A demand for Dick Kirby’s call creations and business opportunity led them to start “Quaker Boy Game Calls”. The company is privately held with Mrs. Kirby being the principal owner. Beverly remains as the company’s chief operating officer today. The company name comes from Dick and Beverly’s hair shop, known while in existence, as Quaker Boy Barber Shop and Quaker Girl Beauty Shop. The name originated from the “Quaker” settlement of Orchard Park on Quaker Road in Orchard Park New York.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.4 x 2.8 x 2.1 inches |
| Package Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 7 x 4 x 3 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Brand Name | Quaker Boy |
| Model Name | Quaker Boy - Deer Thug Thug Jug - Bleat Call |
| Color | Multi |
| Material | Plastic |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Quaker Boy |
| Part Number | 99902 |
| Included Components | 1 Deer Call |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
A**R
Thug Jug Whitetail
I think there's something to this wacky little bleat call. I was looking for a bleat, and saw this one favorably mentioned on a couple of archery forums. Then I read the enthusiastic reviews here, and thought, "What the heck -- it's cheap enough, I'll give it a try." So this thing came in the mail yesterday, and the first time I turned it over I thought, "Really?" It sounded like that PlaySkool barn that would moo when you open the barn door. But now I had it, so I threw it in my fanny pack. So I was on my bow stand this afternoon. It's a place where I have seen deer, but not frequently. There was nothing happening for about two hours, and then I suddenly remembered my new bleat call. I pulled it out and turned it over three times. It still sounded totally cheesy to me. But about ten seconds later, a doe came blasting out of the brush straight toward me. Unfortunately she kept running, right past me. I was pretty astonished. By this time I'm looking at the Thug Jug in a whole new light. I waited a few minutes, and thought, "I'm going to try this again." I bleated a few more times. About two minutes later a 3x2 buck walked right under my tree (and into my freezer). Now, those might both have been coincidences. I don't know. But I do know I've got a buck hanging in my garage. And I know I want to try the Thug Jug some more, as soon as possible!
W**R
great device
great device, called in buck with it on opener of archery. plan to buy again
K**S
Do yourself a favor and avoid this one
This call was a disappointment to me.I hoped that the Thug Jug would prove different enough from other bleat cans that were on the market, and might therefore sound a bit better than they do. I don’t know why I originally thought that, but I was wrong. The sound is pretty terrible, less of a bleat and more of a weird bawl. I don’t like it. Dad used to have a Primos-brand can (not sure which model) that sounded better than this, but even that was fairly horrible. My point being, bleat cans aren’t good at imitating the real deal, and therefore aren’t useful.The best thing about the Thug Jug is its mute feature, because at least then it won’t make any more garbage calls with which to jeopardize your hunt.Mute it first, and then hurl the Thug Jug into your nearest trash can today.
R**G
Five Stars
Works how it should
T**2
Four Stars
Great deal
R**N
Five Stars
it dos really work very happy with the thug jug
D**G
Don't like it
Like the original can better.
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