In 2004, Zink Calls introduced a goose call called, the Money Maker at the World Goose Calling Championship in Easton Maryland.

Since then, the Money Maker has been offered in many different acrylic colors and cocabola, which are available at most Zink Dealers. One option that you won't see listed on the Zink Website or at dealers is the bird's eye maple Money Maker. For some reason, when I think of goose calls, I think of maple. Maple's characteristics lend itself to producing great goose call. The bird's eye Money Maker is only available from the Zink Shop due to the low availability of quality bird's eye maple wood. This call/material combo is the call I use 95% of the time. It doesn't matter if I am hunting one of the large tributaries that feed the Chesapeake Bay or hunting one of the many cut corn and soy bean fields that surround the bay, the Money Maker is my call of choice.

By design the Money Maker will deliver volume for hunting the largest fields on the windiest days, but the lower density of the bird's eye maple also allows the Money Maker to have a mellow sound. This mellow sound works great for mimicking the content sounds of geese resting on the water. The mellower sound of the bird's eye maple also lends itself to hunting in small fields where too much volume can work against the waterfowler. There is one down side to the bird's eye maple call is that it is not as durable as acrylic calls. For the waterfowler choosing the bird's eye maple call, he has to take extra care of the call to avoid chipping or cracking the call. This extra care is worth it for the waterfowler that wants a call that looks great, but more importantly performs like a champ in the field.