June 23, 20226 — Duck Commander, a world-renowned leader in duck call manufacturing, is proud to announce its new duck call, made specially in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. A limited run of only 50 calls, the all-new Commander Cut: America 250 can be found exclusively on Duck Commander’s online store.

Featuring a patriotic design, the call is finished in blue with red and white accents and proudly displays the commemorative phrases “250 Years of America” and “In God We Trust.” Designed to mark this historic milestone, the limited-edition call serves as both a collectible keepsake and a high-performance hunting tool for waterfowlers who value tradition, craftsmanship and country.

“For many hunters, time in the blind is about more than the hunt itself. It’s about family, tradition and the values that connect generations,” said Duck Commander Brand Manager Jacob Mayo. “As we celebrate 250 years of America, we wanted to create a call that reflects that heritage while delivering the performance hunters expect from Duck Commander.”

This special edition call pays homage to the classic PS Olt calls from Illinois, modified for hunting in the public timber of South Arkansas and Northern Louisiana. It features a .14 mil reed and an upslope J-frame design, delivering a raspy tone with deep bass in the middle and lower ranges. The call is engineered to produce a loud, piercing tone to attract high-flying ducks and offers a loose feed for chatter, enhancing its effectiveness in finishing birds.

The Commander Cut: America 250 exemplifies a balance of power and volume, while maintaining the finesse and back-pressure necessary for the distinctive Cajun squeal. This design reflects Duck Commander’s commitment to quality and innovation in waterfowl hunting equipment.

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About Duck Commander: Duck Commander was founded by Phil Robertson in West Monroe, Louisiana, and grew from a small family operation making handcrafted duck calls into a recognized outdoor brand. The Robertson family later became widely known through the A&E series Duck Dynasty, while continuing to develop and sell Duck Commander products to customers worldwide. Today, the company remains based in West Monroe and continues to celebrate the hunting, fishing and outdoor traditions that have been central to its story from the beginning. To learn more about Duck Commander and the Robertson family, visit the Duck Commander website.