Rocky Mountain Trophy Wife Elk Call

A bull does not come to noise. He comes to a cow he believes in.

Plenty of calls make elk sounds, but few make the one sound that pulls him off his herd.

The Full Cow Vocabulary: This call produces all cow and calf mews and nasally sweet estrus sounds. You can also imitate the estrus scream. One call covers the whole conversation.

Brighter Sound That Carries: A wider open reed works with a plastic barrel to produce a brighter sound. Your mews reach across the drainage. The bull on the far ridge has something to answer.

When He Hangs Up: He is eighty yards out and will not commit. You turn your head, give a soft estrus whine, and watch him take the next step. That is the moment this call is for.

Open Reed Control: An open reed lets you shape each note with lip pressure and air. Soft calf talk, then a pleading cow. You change the sound without changing calls.

Made For Elk Country: Rocky Mountain makes this call in the United States. It belongs on the lanyard of a hunter who talks to elk instead of at them.

Say the right thing and let him close the distance.