Slayer Calls Elk Reeds

The varying latex thicknesses, ranging from .004” to .006”, allow you to experiment with different air pressure requirements and tonal ranges. This helps you find the specific reed that best matches your lung capacity and calling style, while also giving you options for both high-pitched bugles and deeper, raspy cow calls.

While these are designed for high-volume, performance-driven calling, they are accessible to beginners who are willing to practice. The variety in the pack is actually helpful for learners, as it allows you to test which tension feels most comfortable and produces the most consistent sound for your skill level.

These reeds are engineered for durability, but latex is a natural material that will eventually break down with heavy use. If you clean them after each hunt and store them properly in a cool, dry place, they should easily last through a full hunting season.

No, these are manual, mouth-operated calls that do not require any external accessories. You simply place the diaphragm against the roof of your mouth and use your tongue and breath control to create the sound.

Yes, the design is versatile enough to handle both. The different latex thicknesses allow you to manipulate the reed to produce the high-frequency notes needed for cow calls as well as the deeper, more resonant tones required for aggressive bull bugles.