10% of all net profits from
LoonTune go to non-profit organizations that help our community.
Hear the call of the LoonTuneTM!
Your LoonTuneTM operating instructions:
1)
Thread cord
through handles and LoonTune
2)
Tie a knot at
the end of one of the handles
3)
Hold one handle
in each hand and rotate your LoonTune until
the string is taught.
4)
Move handles
outwards until string is no longer twisted.
5)
Move handles
inwards to allow string to twist again.
6)
The LoonTune will spin to make a sound similar to the wail
and tremolo sound of the Common Loon.
Adult supervision for children is recommended
for this product. Caution: String may break while using
this item.
What are wail and tremolo sounds of the Common Loon?
Tremolo
The tremolo has been described as
"insane laughter"; it is 8 to 10 notes voiced rapidly which vary in
frequency and intensity. This alarm call usually indicates agitation
or fear, often caused by disturbance from people, a predator or even
another loon. This is also the only call that loons make in flight.
Hear what it sounds like!
Wail
The wail is most frequently given
in the evening or at night, and can be heard for many miles. This
haunting call is not an alarm call but is used to keep in contact with
other loons on the same lake and surrounding lakes.
Hear what is sounds like!
(Note: LoonTunes only come with a standard cord)
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Your LoonTuneTM is
made in Minnesota.
The Birch Handles come from renewable forests
located in northern Minnesota. The plastic part of the device
is made and printed in the Twin Cities.
Packaging and assembly of the LoonTuneTM is
either done in the Twin Cities or Rochester, Minnesota.
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