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SKU: elk-slayer-elk-call
Built for hunters who need a compact calling option, this single-layer call uses light latex to produce mews, chirps, whines, and nasal estrus cow sounds, along with high-pitch satellite and location bugles. It is suited to elk calling situations where a range of vocalizations may be useful for locating or working animals. As a Rocky Jacobsen Series call, it offers a focused setup for hunters who want a simple tool with multiple sound options.
Produces Mews,
Chirps, whines, and nasal estrus
Also Makes
High-pitch satellite and location bugles
Single-layer Design
Keeps the call straightforward to
Light Latex
Construction is specified in the
Rocky Jacobsen
Series call for elk calling
| Call Type | Single layer call |
|---|---|
| Long Description | This single layer call uses a light latex to produce mews, chirps, whines, and nasal estrus cow sounds, as well as high pitch satellite and location bugles. Rocky Jacobsen Series Call. |
| Material | Light latex |
| Series | Rocky Jacobsen Series Call |
| Short Description | This single layer call uses a light latex to produce... |
| Sounds Produced | Mews, chirps, whines, nasal estrus cow sounds, high pitch satellite bugles, location bugles |
According to the product description, this single-layer call is designed to produce mews, chirps, whines, nasal estrus cow sounds, and high-pitch satellite and location bugles.
The provided information identifies it as an elk call. It is described as producing both cow sounds and high-pitch satellite and location bugles, but no separate bugle tube is specified.
The description says it uses a light latex. No other material details are provided.
Yes. The product is identified as a Rocky Jacobsen Series Call.
Yes. The description states that it can produce nasal estrus cow sounds as well as high-pitch satellite and location bugles.