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The P-90 Pheasant Call is an essential tool in pheasant hunting that allows you to locate birds and get them to flush at just the right moment. This bird call from Haydel's Game Calls is easy to master, and simulates the pheasant's distinctive greeting call to attract the attention of nearby roosters. When you're in range, use the distress call to get them to take flight. The Haydel's Game Calls Pheasant Call is easy to master for beginners or experienced hunters.
FEATURES:
- Type: Pheasant Call
- Species: Pheasant
- Material: Plastic
- Color: Clear
- Dimensions: 7 x 1 x 9 inches
lucky
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
Great accurate pitch, consistent, and loud enough to call to pheasants 100 yards away. Just bought another one after the reed split in half after 3 seasons of heavy use.
Jack
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2022
This will produce a sound that is pure rooster pheasant. But it takes a little practice and some trial and error. Just blowing into the call will give a sound kind of like a drunk wood duck. So, here is how I changed that to pheasant....First hold the call between your thumb and index finger so that about half your hand extends beyond the sound-end of the call. Curl your fingers around the end. Then you want to blow a "TUK-ah" sound. I got it by focusing on tongue placement. Start by saying the "T" sound. Then notice how your tongue touches the roof of your mouth when you say "T". I learned to make the "T" a little raspy by curling the tip of my tongue back so that it touches the roof of my mouth a little farther back than when normally speaking a "T". Then SHARPLY say "TUK-ah" with the emphasis on the "TUK". With several tries you will get it.It sounded like pure pheasant to me. After a few laughs, my hunting buddies admitted it was pretty good too. Now whether it will actually work to attract pheasants or get them to respond is something still to be thoroughly tested.
Travis L.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2020
I had one from last year where the metal reed fell out. When putting it back in it bent and can't bend it right to use properly. Bought a new one and when opening the package the clear piece came apart into two pieces and the metal reed fell out just like my last one. Again trying to push it in the metal reed bent and can't bend it back to use properly. It did sound great though when blowing properly. It had instructions but just poor quality apparently. Won't buy another one. Instead will try and find out that's mostly one piece. I'm not sure if they should of been clued or just suppose to stay together with no clue or what.
Michelle
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2019
works well
John Murphy
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2019
Sounds very similar to the real thing and I should know, I hunt pheasants from October to January 31st. This thing definitely helps me locate the pheasants before the sun rises so I know which way to head.
Joshua A. Hetrick
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2017
LOST IT ALREADY!!! Im still giving 5 starts bc within 15 minutes I had 3 cockbirds answer back. But this thing does not have a place for a lanyard and in the excitement of one of the birds it fell out of my pocket. Cant see spending another $20. Ughhh
john desimone
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017
Very sharp edges from the mold, Why would the mfg send that out without inspection. I filed them down with a small file. Should not have to do that!
john lee
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2014
I have tryed wood calls. But for pheasent plastic sounds better, real and clear. this is the real deal.thanks you Amazon
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