Deer & Game Calls Service Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the best digital calling system for whitetail deer hunting?

  This all new 16 Bit Phantom Pro-Series Wireless Digital Calling System is all you need to call in Whitetail and Mule Deer. If you purchase additional sound modules ( modules available below ), the unit can be used to hunt other types of game including whitetail deer, turkey gobbler, moose, elk, bear or goose calling system.

• What kind of game calls are available in western rivers?

  Game Calls Western Rivers electronic game calls are available in a variety of configurations and sizes including electronic callers for predator hunting, big game hunting, and turkey hunting.

• What makes the extinguisher the #1 rated deer communication system on the market?

  What makes the Extinguisher Deer Call the #1 rated deer communication system on the market? The Extinguisher's patented ModiSlide™ allows you to sound like a Buck, a Doe or a Fawn in an instant. 99.6% Approval Rating - NAHC Field Test, highest ever by a deer call!

• What do you need to call in a bull elk?

  This all new 16 Bit Phantom Pro-Series Wireless Digital Calling System is all you need to call in Bull or Cow Elk. If you purchase additional sound modules ( modules available below ), the unit can be used to hunt other types of game including whitetail deer, turkey gobbler, moose, elk, bear or goose calling system.

• What sound does a deer make?

  Outside of the basic sounds deer make, there are variations and situational sounds, just like turkeys, that can mean the difference from calling one in or having one spook. Grunt calls can range from a number of different sounds depending on the buck, the situation, and season. Social grunts are calls bucks use to communicate to others in the herd.

• What sound do Bucks make when they hunt?

  A buck may not be in your area, but by using deer calls like a grunt tube (such as the Bone Collector Ol’ Faithful), a buck may be inclined to investigate the sounds another buck is making in his neighborhood. After grunt calls, rattling is the second most common sound hunters know and use while deer hunting.

• What are the most common sounds hunters use when hunting?

  After grunt calls, rattling is the second most common sound hunters know and use while deer hunting. Rattling is an aggressive deer calling tactic to simulate two bucks fighting during the rut.

• Why do deer hunters use calls?

  Hunters have used calls for thousands of years as a hunting tactic to lure game into range. Deer hunters are no different. Deer calls are designed to mimic the sounds deer make in an attempt to pique the interest of a lurking buck or perhaps make that trophy whitetail turn just enough to land a quality shot.