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Royal Point #E2 Elk Call Diaphragm
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SKU: royal-point-e2-elk-call-diaphragm
Overview
Built on the GTP frame, this single-latex diaphragm is intended for hunters who want a call focused on aggressive bugling to challenge a herd bull. Its Palate Plate design places the call farther forward in the mouth, behind the front teeth, to help reduce gagging and improve control of the latex. That layout makes it suited to hunters who prefer a more direct, controlled setup when working bugles in the field. It is a specialized option for callers looking to push an assertive elk vocalization rather than a broad range of tones.
Why Hunters Choose the Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls
Single Latex
Design for straightforward bugling use
Aggressive Challenge
Bugles
Palate Plate
Placement helps reduce gagging
Forward Mouth
Placement offers easier latex control
Signature Call
Built on the GTP frame
Key Features
- Steve Chappel signature elk diaphragm call built on the GTP frame.
- Single-latex design intended for bugling to challenge a herd bull.
- Designed for aggressive challenge bugles.
- "Palate Plate" placement sits farther forward in the mouth behind the front teeth.
- Forward placement helps reduce gagging and improves control of the latex.
Best Used For
- Experienced elk hunters needing aggressive challenge bugles to provoke herd bulls
- Hunters who prefer a single-latex diaphragm call for simple bugling setups
- Users wanting a forward-mouth placement design to help reduce gagging
- Elk callers comfortable with diaphragm calls and precise mouth control
- Hunters focused on direct, challenge-oriented elk calling rather than varied vocalizations
Specifications
| Call Style | aggressive challenge bugles |
|---|---|
| Call Type | Elk diaphragm call |
| Design | single latex design |
| Frame | GTP frame |
| Latex | single latex |
| Model | #E2 |
| Operating Instructions | Place the Palate Plate upwards to the roof of your mouth, latex down and open end of the diaphragm towards the front of your mouth |
| Palate Plate | Yes |
| Placement | further forward in your mouth, behind your front teeth |
| Purpose | simply bugling to challenge a herd bull |
| Signature Call | Steve Chappel signature call |
Pros
- Single latex design for straightforward bugling use
- Designed for aggressive challenge bugles
- Palate Plate placement helps reduce gagging
- Forward mouth placement offers easier latex control
- Signature call built on the GTP frame
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Single-latex construction is purpose-built for aggressive challenge bugles, so it is less suited to callers looking for broader elk vocalization options.
- The call is designed to sit farther forward in the mouth behind the front teeth, which may take some adjustment if you are used to a more traditional diaphragm placement.
- As a diaphragm call, it requires proper mouth placement and technique to operate as intended.
- This is a specialized signature call, so it is best matched to hunters specifically focused on bugling at herd bulls rather than general-purpose calling.
Suggested Comparisons
- Elk diaphragm calls
- Bugle calls
- Cow call diaphragms
- Elk calling accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Elk call lanyard
- Call case
- Hunting pack
- Spare diaphragm call
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Royal Point #E2 Elk Call Diaphragm designed for?
It is described as a single latex elk diaphragm call for simply bugling to challenge a herd bull.
What makes the #E2 different from a standard diaphragm placement?
The "Palate Plate" design is meant to sit further forward in the mouth, behind the front teeth, to help prevent gagging and give easier control of the latex.
How should the call be positioned in the mouth?
Place the "Palate Plate" upward toward the roof of the mouth, with the latex down and the open end of the diaphragm toward the front of the mouth.
Is this call intended for a wide range of elk sounds?
The description specifically says it is for simply bugling to challenge a herd bull, and it emphasizes aggressive challenge bugles. Other sound types are not mentioned.
Does the product information list the materials or dimensions?
The provided data identifies it as a single latex design on the GTP frame, but it does not list additional material specs or dimensions.