Deer & Game Calls Use 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.

• How do you get a deer to listen to you?

  So, when you have that 150” deer across the corn field, use the snort wheeze to get his attention. We are passionate about the science behind Primos deer calls and we believe that the variety of grunt calls and BLEAT CALLS we offer give you the best chance to communicate with deer.

• How do you call a deer into range?

  Calling deer is easy when you learn how to do it the correct way! Will Primos, founder of Primos Hunting shows you his tips and tricks to get a mature deer into range. He uses a 1-2 punch using his Primos Buck Roar and the Can. Rich, realistic sounds that will make this a treasured tool for the woods.

• 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 are the best tips for calling a deer?

  Here are a few important deer calling tips to remember for this hunting season. Be ready. Far too many times, you hit the right call and in an instant, a buck responds. Have your bow ready and arrow nocked or your gun in a prepared position prior to starting your deer calling sequence.

• How often should you call for deer?

  Most hunters tend to err on the side of calling too much, which can raise a red flag for deer in the area. At most, using a short sequence of fawn/doe bleats or buck grunts every half hour is about the upper limit of calling frequency.

• 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.

• 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.