Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.The Pheasant call is easy to use. In the early mornings, the call can be used to entice a cock pheasant into giving away his location by answering with a cackle. When you have moved into gun range, use an excited raspy series of cackles, to flush the cock pheasant out for a clear shot.Features: - Classic, hardwood barrel for loud, yet true tones - Specially designed reed for super-loud and raspy cackles - Great for locating and flushing cock pheasants
Evan s.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
If you can get to an area that hasn’t heard shots yet a use it accordingly but also doing one at a time it will probably work. I’ve had them call back multiple times but other times no
Carl Porter
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
Not as good as the wood call I had for some 20 years but nice, light, bright color and very affordable. My only dislike is learning to squeeze the call a little to get a higher pitch to more accurately mimic a true tone for quail calling.
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023
I use the call regularly to located birds after Bubba breaks up the covey and I miss the shot lol it works!
Darko316
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 27, 2023
Search for an online video by Haydells Game Calls on their P90 Pheasant Call. This will show you the best way to hold this (the Primos Call) in your hand as well. Then, most sources will tell you to make a ‘Tukka’ noise whilst blowing into the call. I’d agree but make sure you play around; not all Pheasants call the same way and I find varying between a ‘Turr Gan’ and ‘CaTurr Gan’ sound seems to get the best callback result to zero-in on a roosters location… that and a dog.All jokes aside, there’s so truly awful videos of people attempting to use this call, amusing yes, but educational? No…Not had much joy with other calls, particularly the flushing call so combining with a Turkey Call Diaphragm is a solid way to get the males running in like a horny teenager…
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2022
Just a single rubber band sandwiched in some plastic so longevity is questionable, but it’s low priced.Used for Gamble’s making the “Chicago” call. The call is definitely off in tone but I can get coveys to respond so it works.
CandyGram
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2022
Lightweight, easy to carry and very effective!
Markus H.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2022
Ducks and pheasant noises
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020
Great sound, loud, just don’t bite down on the plastic or distorts the sound. A real good “bang” for your buck, works well for California quail. Quail respond quickly to this call. It has Held up for 2 seasons so far, and I expect to get many more out of it. Buying one for my dad for next season. Real gem. Wouldn’t go hunting without one.
David Bellerive
Reviewed in Canada on June 25, 2019
Love it. And great directions for use.
Brian
Reviewed in Canada on April 27, 2018
Wow. The people who crap on the sound of this call Need to google how to use the call. Sound out... “Tuk-a Tuk-a”. That’s all you need to knowGREAT PRODUCT
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2016
very realistic already have bagged a few
D_Luck
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2015
Ready to use, you have to adjust the rubber band tightness to get it it to sound like a quail not a gazoo. Doesn't sound quite right but I may need to adjust the rubber band more but I don't want to go too tight or it might snapUpdate, once you get the thing adjusted right it will work. Quail do respond to this easy call. I was surprised, while calling with this thing after dog flushed up a covey and I missed them all, my dog got all tangled in the sage. In the 7 minutes it took to get her untangled when I went back to hunting 4 quail flushed up right where I just was ie they came to this call.
Kevin
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2015
Nifty little call. wood construction and with a little practice makes accurate sounds, Comes packed on a card with directions on the back. No lanyard but I had an extra, The directions are a little bit on the light side - but if you hunt pheasants you know what they sound like. Beginners should watch a video on youtube or have someone show them how to use it. All I all though, its a nice little gadget for not a lot of money and its worth carrying afield, The first pheasant you locate will pay for it.
Recommended Products
