Primos Bugle

The collapsible design is primarily for portability, but it does not compromise sound. When fully extended to 19 inches, the tube acts as a megaphone to project sound over long distances, while collapsing it to 13 inches makes it much easier to carry through dense brush.

It is significantly easier to learn than traditional diaphragm calls. Because it uses an external snap-on reed system, you don't need to master complex tongue placement, making it a great choice for hunters who want to start calling effectively right away.

This call is highly versatile. The design allows you to produce a full range of elk vocalizations, from soft, subtle calf mews and cow chirps to aggressive, high-volume bull bugles.

Yes, the fabric cover serves two purposes: it breaks up the unnatural outline of the plastic tube to help you blend into the environment, and it dampens noise if the tube accidentally brushes against branches or your gear while you are moving.

The mouthpiece features a support shelf that helps you maintain the correct position every time you blow. This consistency is key to hitting the right pitch and prevents the jaw fatigue that often comes with long calling sessions.