BGC Double Nasty Duck Call & Wood Duck Call Combo - Timber Pack Combo

Our review of the BGC Double Nasty Timber Pack finds it best for duck hunters who want a compact, reliable lanyard call that covers a full range of mallard and wood duck tones. The combo pairs a Double Nasty double-reed mallard call with a separate Wood Duck call, and the single biggest reason to buy is consistent sound variety combined with durability: the Double Nasty uses a Spit-Tech toneboard to resist sticking when wet, while the polycarbonate construction keeps both calls tough enough for routine field use.

Key Features

• Double-reed design: Delivers a broad spectrum of sounds from low feed calls to ringing hail calls so you can mimic many mallard vocalizations.
• Spit-Tech toneboard: Reduces reed sticking in wet conditions so the call stays responsive during damp hunts.
• Wood Duck call: Simple to use and effective across the season, offering reliable wood duck tones without complicated technique.
• Durable material: Polycarbonate construction stands up to frequent handling and the abrasion of being on a lanyard.
• Two-call combo: Pairs a versatile mallard call with a focused wood duck call so you can adapt quickly to different birds on the water.

Who It's For

The Timber Pack is aimed at waterfowl hunters who want a compact combo that covers both mallard and wood duck calling without extra bulk; it suits someone who values durability and a call that keeps working in wet conditions. It also fits hunters building a practical lanyard setup or someone replacing worn polycarbonate calls with a proven double-reed option.

Hunters who need extremely advanced, customizable tone shaping or who expect a perfectly consistent premium reed every time may want to compare higher-end cedar or custom calls; likewise, callers needing only a single-species locator may prefer a single specialized call instead of a two-piece combo.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Full-spectrum sound from the Double Nasty covers low feed notes to loud hail calls for flexible field use.
• Spit-Tech toneboard helps keep the call playable when wet, improving reliability on damp hunts.
• Wood Duck call is straightforward to use and effective all season long for woodies.
• Durable polycarbonate construction provides long service on a lanyard and resists rough handling.

Cons

• Call quality feedback is mixed among users, so tonal preference may vary and some callers report it is not as refined as pricier alternatives.

Specifications

Product	BGC Double Nasty & Wood Duck Combo
Includes	Double Nasty mallard call and Wood Duck call
Toneboard	Spit-Tech to reduce sticking when wet
Reed type	Double-reed (Double Nasty)
Material	Durable polycarbonate
Use	All-season wood duck and mallard calling

Our Verdict

The Timber Pack combo is a practical, value-minded choice for hunters who want a reliable lanyard call pair that handles wet conditions and delivers a wide range of mallard notes plus an easy wood duck call. It is good value for those who prioritize durability and versatility, though buyers seeking ultra-refined tone may prefer higher-end options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Double Nasty hard to use?
The Double Nasty is straightforward for callers with basic technique and its double-reed design produces a wide range of sounds without complex fingering.

Will the calls stick when wet?
The Spit-Tech toneboard is designed to reduce sticking in damp conditions, so the calls remain more reliable than standard boards when wet.

Are these calls durable for regular field use?
Yes, the polycarbonate construction is durable and intended to withstand frequent use on a lanyard in hunting conditions.