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Dokken Power Throw Grip

Dokken Deadfowl Power Throw. This ball attaches to the throw rope on the Dokken Deadfowl to give you a better distance on your throws. Comes standard on...

  • Dokken Deadfowl Power Throw. This ball attaches to the throw rope on the Dokken Deadfowl to give you a better distance on your throws. Comes standard on Geese, but it really helps with Ducks! One Power Throw Grip Per Package.

    Key Features:
    • Power throw grip for comfortable and long throwing.
    • With this handy grip, you can throw the dummy much further than usual.
    • You can simply attach the handle to the rope.
    • Material: plastic
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