Duck Call Lanyard, Duck Whistle Hunting with 12 Removable Loops, Duck Calls for Hunting Camo Woven Duck Hunting Accessories with Drops Secures 6 Call, Outdoor Predator Gear Gift for Hunter

I for one am no Lanyard expert when it comes to measuring the differences between the lanyards that are out there. But for me, this one fits the bill well. The important thing to me about a lanyard is that it can be well organized and high quality so that the calls will not fall out of the loops while in transit. This lanyard appears to be well-built and suited for many trips to the field or lake. The overall camo look to the lanyard is a nice touch, and although most of them are, it is one of the little things that made me pick this lanyard over some of the others that are available. I am sure in a year or two I will be in the market for another lanyard, as our call selection will continue to grow, but I expect that this lanyard will be around for a long time, and will get to accompany us on many hunting trips over the coming years.

Nice lanyard setup for your calls, the lanyard itself is comfortable to wear with the portion that sits around your neck flat lightly padded. The rest is weaved parachute cord which makes it nice to be able to move your calls around to where you want them. There is also more than enough mini lanyard attachments for all the different calls you might have.

No more calls laying around the house! This lanyard call holder fits comfortably around his neck and holds all of his calls with room for more. This lanyard will pay for itself in no time once you aren't having to replace lost calls all the time.

I don't hunt, but I like to annoy the birds. I have a crow call, an Audubon songbird call, and a turkey hen call. I've gotten them all to work on this except for my box turkey call. It's too big to get into the little nooses just by a little bit. The handle on it will fit, though, so I'm sure I'll figure a way to have it on there without it hanging open so much. This is going to help me keep up with all my calls and still have more space for new ones. Maybe I'll even get to the point where I'm no longer just annoying the birds and they're actually coming over because I sound like one instead of wondering where the dying/confused bird is. The only thing about the lanyard is that it smells a little funky right now like dye, but I'm sure that will wear off. If you're going to hunt with it, get it early so you can get this smell off. I guess it wouldn't matter with fowl, but the deer would notice.

This lanyard is made well enough and each attachment is done well. The individual lanyards are attached with small clips that allow moving the attachment points or removing altogether.

I used this for shed hunting and would recommend it for that or duck calls. The material quality is nice and the weaving is tight. I really like this lanyard and feel that the quality is above what I expected.

If you're looking for a light-duty lanyard, this is for you. But if you're like me and prefer heavy-duty, well-built items, this might not meet your expectations. The clips are cheaper, light-duty ones. The nylon used is for light-duty use and does not meet my heavy-duty tactical-grade gear. The design, however, is well-braided throughout, and the length is perfect for all your bells and whistles.

Great product, lots of options for calls. It arrived as described and as pictured. It is very comfortable and very adaptable to whatever you are hunting.Would be great to use while dog training as well. The clips are not the sturdiest, but you could replace those if they bother you.