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Call Library

Call lessons: what each call is for and when to use it

What is here: lessons. The cards below teach each call. The play button sounds a synthetic pitch tone, not a recording of a caller.

Measured champion masters exist today for duck and goose only: 68 of Kent Cullum’s duck masters in Duck Camp, and in Goose Camp 5 of Hunter Grounds’ goose masters plus 2 Hobo-call takes whose performer is not yet established. The elk, turkey, deer and songbird clips are lessons, not measured champion masters.

Elk Bugle - Location

Beginner

Short bugle to locate bulls. Use at dawn.

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Elk Bugle - Challenge

Advanced

Aggressive bugle to challenge dominant bulls.

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Elk Cow Mew

Beginner

Soft cow call to calm or attract bulls.

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Turkey Yelp - Basic

Beginner

Foundation call. 3-note sequence for contact.

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Turkey Gobble

Intermediate

Gobbler response. Use sparingly to provoke.

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Turkey Cutting

Advanced

Aggressive excited call. Breaks silent patterns.

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Duck Greeting Call

Beginner

5-7 notes descending. Your foundation call.

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Duck Feed Chuckle

Intermediate

Quick soft notes. Seals the deal when circling.

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Deer Buck Grunt

Beginner

Low guttural grunt. Start soft early season.

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Doe Bleat

Beginner

Higher pitched. Attracts curious bucks.

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Snort-Wheeze

Advanced

Aggressive challenge during peak rut.

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