Anyone ever use Walkers Game Ear?

[grizzon30s]

I had a pair of electronic browning muffs. Great for target shooting and practice. My main issue hunting with them is that they make it hard for me to blow my duck calls. It just makes the call sound weird in my ear. I can't tell if the sounds coming from the call or what it's supposed to sound like. Just unnatural.

[specktator]

Originally Posted by grizzon30s

I had a pair of electronic browning muffs. Great for target shooting and practice. My main issue hunting with them is that they make it hard for me to blow my duck calls. It just makes the call sound weird in my ear. I can't tell if the sounds coming from the call or what it's supposed to sound like. Just unnatural.

This is true. Does make your calling sound weird.

[bgizzle]

It does sound different and sometimes it'll shut it off... But u know when you screw up on a call. That's the way I look at it


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[Elbert Chamblee]

Gander Mountain has a set on sale now $39. for a pair. Good as Walkers game ear ???? lots of difference in price. Beaumont store had them in stock. reg price is $79. They had got a bunch of pistol ammo in and no price gouging. 9 mm 223 cal 40 cal & 45. no 22 lr. Was there tonight and left at 7:30 pm.

[Crawl79]

Originally Posted by bgizzle

I use the sound dampening ear muffs. They amplify up to certain decibel then shut off all sound when it reaches that certain decibel. They work great and only 30-40$. Can't remember the name brand but I believe the name starts with a C


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I have been using these for last two years. Keep them in my backpack. One thing I like about them is I can put my beanie over my ears and then the muffs over that and I can still hear good without my ears getting cold.

Also, in two different situations I heard deer make the death crash that I don't think I would have heard without the muffs. Helped me find a good buck in some think CRP last year.