
Refugeman's streamed video
On November 1, 1980, at the age of 10, Keith Allen's life changed dramatically and forever. It was on this day at Duck Creek in Puxico, Missouri that Keith "fell madly in love". That day Keith's dad set him on top of the duck blind because he was too short to see the action. "It was the look, smell, and feel of it all.", Keith says, "and it still affects me today as much as did then". Apparently it was the sound of the experience also that Keith was smitten by because since that day he has endeavored to be as effective on a duck call as a person can possibly be. "I'll never forget 'til the day I die how those mallards looked when my uncle Steve would call at them. I knew then that I wanted to be a duck caller".
Today, Keith is more
than just a duck caller, his whole life is dedicated to calling ducks.Keith
competes in and judges duck calling contests all over the United States. For
the last three years he has been a finalist at the World Championship Duck
Calling Contest in Stuttgart, Arkansas. Though Keith is a successful competition
caller his passion is 'realism' on a duck call and using that realism to fool
and kill ducks. Keith feels there are a lot of folks who are good duck callers
but to his ear they sound like folks on a duck call. Keith aspires to sound
exactly like ducks!
In fact, his professional calling buddies have nicknamed him "The Refugeman"
for his ability to sound like a refuge-full of feeding mallards.
Keith is the owner/designer/tuner of PureDuck Calls.
If you have any questions concerning your duck call or calling needs feel free to contact Keith.