Calling App

[JeanCretien]

Hello,
I’ve been looking for an app that has calls that I can listen to and try and replicate. Any suggestions?


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[lyallpeder]

YouTube. Both mouth calls and live animals.

[bezzola]

I had a guy last year I watched trying to call elk from a app on his phone

[35 whelen]

If you're looking for elk calls tried looking up elk101 Corey Jacobsen

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[raw outdoors]

I hunt by ruger has many calls but I don’t think it was free

[Mhunter51]

I think on the Foxpro site you can listen to most of the calls, but remember-foxpro uses ' mostly ' artificial, man made sounds to mimic the animal. " Wildlife Inovations " uses all actual animals and I believe you can ( or used to ) be able to check thier website and also listen. Some of the Foxpro sounds are absolutly pathetic though.

[mchris44]

Try iHUNT by RUGER. Never tried it tho but seems to have good reviews online.

[chuck0039]

Primos STL has an app with game calls on it.

[bucksman]

Originally Posted by bezzola

I had a guy last year I watched trying to call elk from a app on his phone

GENERAL

It is unlawful to

set out, use or employ any of the following items for the purpose of hunting any wildlife:


recorded wildlife calls or sounds, or an electronically operated calling device except; 1) when hunting migratory game birds with the use of calls or sounds that mimic snow geese, or 2) using electronic calls to hunt crows, magpies, coyote, red fox and wolf (using sounds that mimic these animals, rabbits, hares, or rodents).

[GrandSlam]

Originally Posted by bucksman

GENERAL

It is unlawful to

set out, use or employ any of the following items for the purpose of hunting any wildlife:


recorded wildlife calls or sounds, or an electronically operated calling device except; 1) when hunting migratory game birds with the use of calls or sounds that mimic snow geese, or 2) using electronic calls to hunt crows, magpies, coyote, red fox and wolf (using sounds that mimic these animals, rabbits, hares, or rodents).

That's what I understood as well. Let's hope people are reading the regulations...

[HighROI]

Originally Posted by bucksman

GENERAL

It is unlawful to

set out, use or employ any of the following items for the purpose of hunting any wildlife:


recorded wildlife calls or sounds, or an electronically operated calling device except; 1) when hunting migratory game birds with the use of calls or sounds that mimic snow geese, or 2) using electronic calls to hunt crows, magpies, coyote, red fox and wolf (using sounds that mimic these animals, rabbits, hares, or rodents).

Well there goes the new thought I had reading this thread.

[35 whelen]

Learn to call with a diaphragm or a bugle it'll be with you the rest of your life and you never have to worry about batteries

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[JeanCretien]

Thanks lads. I’m learning to use a diaphragm and want to have an app to replicate the sounds constantly. Wasn’t playing to go down the loudspeaker route. Thanks again.


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[35 whelen]

like I said check out Rocky Jacobson he sells some CDs that are great for learning to call

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[Lasmi5]

If you are after elk, Elknut APP is worth a download. Play it in your vehicle and try to replicate sounds while on long drives. Good way to develop your elk calling and to keep you awake on those long trips!

[JeanCretien]

Originally Posted by Lasmi5

If you are after elk, Elknut APP is worth a download. Play it in your vehicle and try to replicate sounds while on long drives. Good way to develop your elk calling and to keep you awake on those long trips!

Thanks. Exactly what I needed. Think the wife might be tired of it though...


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