Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls On Fire

The On Fire call is specifically tuned for subtle, close-range communication. It excels at producing soft, realistic nasal mews, chirps, and estrus whines that are essential for drawing in bulls during the rut.

The v-notched reed design allows for greater control over backpressure and airflow. This specific cut makes it easier to achieve the high-pitched, nasal quality characteristic of a cow elk, which is often difficult to replicate with standard reed configurations.

While it requires some practice to master the nuances of elk vocalizations, the compact barrel design makes it easier to handle and manipulate than larger, more cumbersome calls. Its straightforward operation allows beginners to focus on controlling their breath to produce realistic sounds.

Acrylic is a dense, non-porous material that provides consistent sound quality regardless of temperature or humidity changes in the field. It is significantly more durable than plastic and offers a sharper, more resonant tone than wood, which can absorb moisture and change pitch over time.

This call is designed primarily for close-to-mid-range calling. While it can produce enough volume to be heard in timber, its strength lies in the subtle, realistic sounds needed to finish a bull once you have closed the distance, rather than long-range locating.