Quaker Boy Turkey Calls

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Quaker Boy, Inc started as a hobby in the home of Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Kirby. A barber and beautician by trade, Richard ( Dick ) and Beverly had an extreme love of the outdoors. A demand for Dick Kirby's call creations and business opportunity led them to start "Quaker Boy Game Calls". The company is privately held with Mrs. Kirby being the principal owner. Beverly remains as the company's chief operating officer today. The company name comes from Dick and Beverly's hair shop, known while in existence, as Quaker Boy Barber Shop and Quaker Girl Beauty Shop.The name originated from the "Quaker" settlement of Orchard Park on Quaker Rd. in Orchard Park New York.Building turkey calls is what started Quaker Boy. This is the reason for the original name "Quaker Boy Turkey Calls". The company added many other types of game calls and hunting accessories. The fast growing business incorporated in 1981. Today the company is known as "Quaker Boy, IncThe game call industry was in its infancy when the Kirby's started. They were overwhelmed by the "giant" game call manufacturers of the time. Dick realized, in his words that, "the opportunity was there, and we went for it!" The business began with Dick and Beverly working hand in hand with one common goal, to provide today's sportsman with the highest quality, most user-friendly and innovative equipment ever. Quaker Boy began with just a few employees, with each serving many job functions. Eventually, Dick and Beverly outgrew the many additions on their home to accommodate the growing business. The decision was made to build a 13, 400 sq. ft. facility on Webster Rd in Orchard Park, NY. Further growth required Quaker Boy, Inc to start and run a full-time woodworking shop in Bradford, PA which encompasses another 13, 000 sq. ft.Surrounding themselves with men and women of integrity that shared the same passion for the outdoors, Dick and Beverly have applied unparallel innovation and quality to the game call market.