Primos Imaka Da Bullcrazy Elk Call

Most bulls have heard the same three sounds all season. The ones still coming in are answering something they have not heard yet.

One reed with no fixed pitch gives you room to change the conversation.

Performance Under Pressure: A bull hangs up and waits. You ease off the reed, drop the pitch, and give him a cow that sounds unbothered. He closes the distance on his own.

More Than One Cow: The open reed lets you shift tone and volume at will. One hunter can sound like a small group of cows working through the timber.

Close In Control: Normal range calling and close in work come off the same reed. When he is inside a hundred yards, you pull the volume down instead of switching calls.

Hands Where They Belong: It is a mouth call. Your bow stays up and your draw stays clean while you talk to him.

Simple by Design: No batteries and nothing to charge. It works the same on the last morning of the season as it did on the first.

Learn one reed and the whole herd speaks for you.