Buck Gardner Calls
Buck Gardner Calls, a company owned and operated by World Champion and Champion of Champions duck caller Buck Gardner, is taking duck calls to a higher level of quality, performance and durability without a prohibitive price tag. The PERFORMANCE SERIES CALLS are equal in every way to computer-created acrylic calls that cost a bundle and that many duck hunters cannot afford. Buck’s calls are injection-molded polycarbonate (bullet-proof glass) that has been laser-polished with a technique that Buck himself helped pioneer.

Our Calling, Our Mission, Our Guarantee
Buck Gardner grew up duck hunting. In fact, calling became such a passion of his that it led him to a multitude of awards for his skill with a call culminating with taking the “Champion of Champions” world duck calling championship in1995. Buck channels his unique passion for Duck Hunting into every call he designs. The form, the design of the tone board, the durability and the quality–each call is hand tuned for a precise and defined sound that is true. You shouldn’t need a small fortune to get into duck hunting. We create the highest quality calls on the market and sell them at a truly affordable price. We stand behind every product we make. That’s why we offer a 100 percent lifetime guarantee on our entire line.

About Buck
Buck Gardner, of Germantown, Tennessee is recognized as one of the top duck callers in the nation. He won the 1994 World Championship and in 1995 he achieved the Champion of Champions, the highest honor in duck calling.

Buck went on his first duck hunt with his father at the age of six. He recalls picking up the two ducks his father had shot, stepping in a stump hole and going in over his head. When he came up, Buck still had both ducks in his hands. As soon as he was dry and warm, he was ready to go out again. "You might say this was my baptism into duck hunting", he says. "I have continued to hunt with my dad at that very spot right up to the present and we always talk about the day I got dunked."

In 1980, Gardner entered his first duck calling contest - and finished last when he was disqualified for talking during his routine. In 1981, he came back and won the first of three Alabama State Championships. In 1982, Gardner won the Mississippi Delta Regional, defeating 47 contestants from 17 states, including six former world champions. He was sure a world championship would soon follow, but it was 12 years until that dream came true.

Gardner started a waterfowl business in 1986 as a hobby. He soon was developing championship-caliber calls. His line included an Arkansas-style call that would blow when wet. Gardner's company was the first to produce a compact disc on duck calling.

Besides making championship duck and goose calls, Gardner now works as a consultant for Beretta, Rocky Shoes and Boots, Whitewater Outdoors and War Eagle Boats among others