Rocky Mountain Lil' Flirt Elk Call

The last stretch of an elk hunt is the quiet part. Loud calls lose bulls there.

Bugles find bulls far away, but a soft cow voice is what finishes the job up close.

Tuned For Close Work: The volume and tone are set for medium to short distance setups. The sound reaches the bull in front of you and does not blow past him.

Cow And Calf Talk: It creates realistic cow and calf mews and chirps. A bull hears a herd at ease, and that is a sound he walks toward.

In The Setup: You are kneeling behind a blowdown with a bull hung up in the timber. You give two soft mews, set the call down, and clip on your release.

No Learning Curve To Fight: The open reed is easy to use at every skill level. You press the reed, blow, and the mew is there.

Small Enough To Always Carry: It is ultra-compact. It lives in a shirt pocket, so it is there when the hunt turns close.

Carry it for the moment the bull is close and the next sound matters.