According to his peers, his call in the woods was just as strong. On April 13th, we lost another legend in the duck calling world. His call was strong in all parts of his routine, but his feed call set him apart. Trey was naturally a revered caller and very well known for his feed call. He would continue giving back to the sport by volunteering his time to judge contests and mentor other callers coming up the ranks. This proved that his calling style withstood the test of time, something no other caller has done. Trey would win the Champion of Champion title in the following decade so his success in the duck calling circuit spanned 4 decades. He won a World's title in 3 separate decades. Trey is also a 3-time Arkansas State Champion.
Upon retiring from the World's Contest in 1993, he would go on to win Champion of Champions in 2000 closing out his career as a competitive Main Street Duck Caller. Trey would go on to win World's ten years later in 1986 and then again in 1993.
He is the youngest caller to ever win the World Title winning his first on his 17th birthday. Trey was also a Senior in high school and won the Chick and Sophie Major contest that weekend as well. He was crowned the World Champion for the first time in 1976 after qualifying earlier that day in the Arkansas State Contest. Trey spent decades in the World's Championship Duck Calling Contest circuit. He was born Novemin Greenwood, Mississippi to C.P. Clarence Paul "Trey" Crawford III, 63, of Little Rock passed away April 13, 2023.
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