Rocky Mountain Raging Bull Diaphragm Call

A herd bull ignores most sounds in the timber. He does not ignore a challenger.

There is a difference between calling at elk and picking a fight with one.

The Challenger Sound: This call bugles like a satellite bull challenging the herd bull. That is the sound that makes a herd bull turn around.

Cow and Calf Talk: It also works as an all-around call for cow and calf communication. You can calm a herd with the same call you used to stir it up.

One Call, Two Jobs: Bugles and cow talk come from one diaphragm. You are not digging through pockets while a bull is closing the distance.

Hands on the Bow: The bull hangs up behind a blowdown at sixty yards. You answer him with the call in your mouth and both hands on your bow, ready to draw when he steps clear.

Made for Elk Country: Rocky Mountain builds this call in the United States for hunters who talk to elk.

Decide whether you want to be heard or answered.