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Champ 2.0 Elk Call

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Produces Small

To medium cow, calf, and

Can Create

More nasally cow sound

Can Produce

Higher-pitched screaming bugle

Part Elk101

Signature Series

Compact Call

Option for elk hunting setups

$5.97
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SKU: champ-2-0-elk-call

Overview

Built for hunters working elk country, this call is designed to produce small to medium cow, calf, and bull sounds when you need to add vocal realism to your setup. It can also be used to create a more nasally cow sound and a higher-pitched screaming bugle, giving you a bit more range in how you present. As part of the Elk101 Signature Series, it fits hunters looking for a straightforward calling tool for close- to mid-range elk encounters.

Why Hunters Choose the Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls

Produces Small

To medium cow, calf, and

Can Create

More nasally cow sound

Capable Higher-pitched

Screaming bugle tones

Part Elk101

Signature Series

Simple, Focused

Call for elk vocalization variety

Key Features

  • Produces small to medium cow, calf, and bull elk sounds.
  • Can create a more nasally cow sound.
  • Can produce a higher-pitched screaming bugle.
  • Part of the Elk101 Signature Series.
  • Compact call option for elk hunting setups.

Best Used For

  • Hunters needing small to medium cow, calf, and bull elk vocalizations
  • Users wanting a more nasally cow sound for close-range calling setups
  • Hunters seeking a higher-pitched screaming bugle option in the field
  • Elk callers looking for a simple, budget-friendly call for seasonal use

Specifications

Call TypeElk call
Long DescriptionThis call makes small to medium cow, calf and bull sounds and can create a more nasally cow sound and higher pitched screaming bugle. Elk101 Signature Series.
Product NameChamp 2.0 Elk Call
SeriesElk101 Signature Series
Short DescriptionThis call makes small to medium cow, calf and bul...
Sound CharacteristicsMore nasally cow sound and higher pitched screaming bugle
Target SoundsSmall to medium cow, calf, and bull sounds

Pros

  • Produces small to medium cow, calf, and bull elk sounds
  • Can create a more nasally cow sound
  • Capable of higher-pitched screaming bugle tones
  • Part of the Elk101 Signature Series
  • Simple, focused call for elk vocalization variety

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for small to medium cow, calf, and bull sounds, so it may not be the right fit if you need a broader vocal range from a single call.
  • The description notes a more nasally cow sound and a higher-pitched screaming bugle, which may be useful in some setups but is a specific sound profile rather than a neutral one.
  • This is a specialized elk call, so its usefulness is limited to elk calling rather than general-purpose hunting use.
  • As a compact call at a low price point, it is best viewed as a focused tool rather than a multi-feature calling system.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Elk cow call
  • Elk bugle call
  • Elk call combo
  • Game call accessories

Suggested Accessories

  • Lanyard
  • Call case
  • Call lanyard
  • Storage pouch

Frequently Asked Questions

What elk sounds can the Champ 2.0 Elk Call make?

According to the product description, it makes small to medium cow, calf, and bull sounds.

Can this call produce different sound styles?

Yes. The long description says it can create a more nasally cow sound and a higher pitched screaming bugle.

Is this call meant for cow calls, calf calls, or bugles?

It is described as capable of making cow, calf, and bull sounds, so it is intended for multiple elk vocalizations.

Does the product data list any size, material, or construction details?

No. The provided data does not include size, material, or construction specifications.

Is there any information about how this call performs in the field?

No performance claims beyond the sound types and tonal descriptions are provided in the source data.