Zink Nothing But Green Polycarbonate Duck Call — Versatility & Range

Overview

Meet the Zink Nothing But Green polycarbonate duck call, built for mallard hunters who want a versatile tool and durable field-ready construction. Every detail reflects Zink's commitment to precision, premium materials, and a sound that can adapt to a variety of calling situations.

Craftsmanship and materials

From the mouthpiece to the bell, technicians rely on software-guided measurements down to millimeters, then finish by hand. The result is a consistent, attractive finish and reliable performance. A waterfowl expert assembles the reeds and guts, then hand-tunes the call to align with the hunter's technique.

Sound and versatility

The Nothing But Green is a single reed designed specifically for mallard hunters. It channels the voices of multiple hens into a broad cone of sound, offering a wide range of tones without sacrificing control. The Z-cut tone channel is designed to reduce reed lock, helping maintain smooth play from soft quacks to assertive feeding calls.

• ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE - Premium materials and millimeter-precision cuts drive consistent results
• SINGLE REED FOR MALLARDS - Designed to capture the voices of multiple hens with versatility
• Z-CUT NO-STICK TONE CHANNEL - Broad range of tones and reduced reed lock for smoother operation
• HAND-TUNED CRAFTSMANSHIP - The reeds and guts are carefully secured and tuned for sound alignment
• FIELD-DURABLE POLYCARBONATE - Built to withstand moisture and frequent handling in blinds and decoys

In real-world use, the polycarbonate body offers durability, while the hand-tuning and easy-blow design support a confident approach in the field. The NBG’s tonal flexibility makes it suitable for a variety of mallard responses. As with any hunting tool, results depend on technique, pace, and birds’ reactions.

Getting started

• Begin with the easy-blow system to produce convincing tones
• Experiment with air flow to explore different tones and calls
• Keep components dry and clean to maintain reed and gut performance

Note: The benefits described are possibilities and depend on technique, conditions, and practice.